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Xinnor's introduction of AI-assisted management via MCP marks a strategic shift toward autonomous operations within high-performance storage systems, directly addressing the need for intelligent resource allocation in data centers. This development is significant as it integrates generative AI capabilities into core infrastructure protocols like pNFS and RDMA, moving beyond simple automation to predictive maintenance and optimization.
Xinnor Releases xiNAS v3 and Opens Technology Previews for AI-Assisted Management and pNFS
Sept. 28, 2026 — Xinnor has released xiNAS 3.13, the new production version of its high-performance NFS over RDMA storage platform, with unified management, automation and diagnostics for day-to-day operations. Separately, Xinnor opened two technology previews showing directions under development for future xiNAS releases: AI-assisted storage management through MCP in xiNAS 3.14, and a mechanism […] The post Xinnor Releases xiNAS v3 and Opens Technology Previews for AI-Assisted Management and pNFS appeared first on HPCwire.
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