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VAST Data Unveils World’s First Real-Time Event Streaming Engine that Unifies Transactional and Analytical Data

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The VAST Event Broker powers agentic AI, delivering more than 10x the performance of legacy Kafka implementations VAST Data, the AI data platform company, unveiled the VAST Event Broker, a breakthrough new capability that allows AI agents to instantly act on incoming data for real-time intelligence and automation. As organizations push the boundaries of AI, the VAST Event Broker exposes a Kafka-compatible API and brings event streaming, seamles…

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VAST Data Unveils World’s First Real-Time Event Streaming Engine that Unifies Transactional and Analytical Data

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Blocks and Files

VAST Data expands into block storage and event broking – Blocks and Files

VAST Data has added block access to its existing file and object protocol support along with Kafka event broking to provide real-time data streaming to AI, ML, and analytic workloads. VAST Data’s storage arrays, with their scale-out, disaggregated shared everything (DASE) architecture, support parallel access to file and object data, and have a software stack […]

VAST Data Adds Blocks to Unified Storage Platform

VAST Data today announced the addition of block storage to its data platform, completing what the company said is its initial vision for the VAST DataStore as a universal storage platform that encompassesing files, objects and blocks. VAST also added the VAST Event Broker, an Apache Kafka .... The post VAST Data Adds Blocks to Unified Storage Platform appeared first on High-Performance Computing News Analysis

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