VergeIO was recently featured in StorageNewsletter for unveiling new HashiCorp Packer and Ansible support in VergeOS, completing an end-to-end infrastructure automation chain for enterprise IT and cloud service providers. This integration enables customers to automate the full lifecycle of their private cloud environments – from…
Ann Arbor, MI — December 9, 2025 VergeIO, the VMware alternative built on a single,integrated codebase, announced new support for HashiCorp Packer and Ansible, completingan end-to-end infrastructure automation chain for Enterprise IT and CSPs deployinginfrastructure on VergeOS. With this release, VergeOS customers can now automate…
Virtualization teams often look at Proxmox after VMware, but its modular mix of KVM, Linux networking, ZFS/Ceph, and separate backup adds long-term operational complexity. As clusters grow, keeping all those subsystems aligned for mobility, availability, and recovery becomes the operator’s burden. VergeOS instead integrates hypervisor,…
The article highlights how VergeIQ enables organizations to deploy private AI within their own data centers — no cloud dependency, no vendor lock-in — while VergeOS strengthens ransomware defenses with immutable snapshots and unifies compute, storage, networking, and AI into one software-defined platform
VergeIO has introduced VergeOS 26, featuring VergeIQ—a groundbreaking flat-rate AI model that eliminates per-token and subscription-based cloud fees by integrating GPU pooling and clustering directly into the infrastructure. This release also enhances data protection with immutable snapshots that cannot be altered or deleted outside retention…
VMblog explores how Data Center Virtualization goes beyond traditional server virtualization by consolidating every layer of infrastructure — compute, storage, networking, and data protection — into one unified architecture. Unlike hyperconverged systems that simply bundle components, this model virtualizes the entire data center as a…
