VAST Data aims to be guiding star for AI stack ahead of Cosmos event

Join theCUBE for live analysis   TheCUBE explores VAST Data's evolving ecosystem for the AI infrastructure era There’s an ecosystem brewing of AI innovators, and theCUBE delivers the thought leadership IT decision-makers need to prepare for the future of data platforms. Ahead of SiliconANGLE & theCUBE’s special broadcast for VAST Data’s virtual event on October 1 at 11 a.m. ET, we highlight the market’s [recent developments]( driving rapid evolution for AI-ready computing architectures.   [Add to your calendar NOW!]( “There’s a huge data problem,” said Jeff Denworth, co-founder of VAST, in a recent [exclusive for theCUBE](. “We sit in the center of that whole pipeline. Our system is both a distributed enterprise data warehouse and a distributed unstructured data store, so every single step of the pipeline can be solved with a unified high-performance and extremely affordable enterprise platform.” [Last year, VAST introduced the VAST Data Platform]( on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, selling it as a way for developers to interact with [data regardless of file type or location](. Following last year’s [Build Beyond]( event, in which the company introduced its next-gen data platform, we now prepare for an in-depth look at VAST’s next platform innovations for [enterprise and service provider workloads]( at its [Cosmos event]( in October.  [Join theCUBE’s exclusive coverage Oct. 1]( Join theCUBE for [exclusive coverage]( of the Cosmos event, highlighting [insights from VAST’s ecosystem]( of strategic partners, including NVIDIA, ServiceNow, WWT, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Supermicro, CoreWeave and Run:ai.  We’ll also dig into VAST’s new product announcements aimed at streamlining insight retrieval from massive enterprise unstructured datasets, with an insider’s perspective from Denworth and VAST founder and CEO Renen Hallak. Study up with [Hallak’s recent segment]( during theCUBE’s inaugural broadcast from the New York Stock Exchange, delving into VAST’s emerging plan to abstract away tech complexities to enable enterprises the scale needed for modern AI applications, without requiring specialized expertise. “We’re trying as much as we can to make it easy for everybody to use without being a Ph.D. in computer science,” Hallak said. “The underlying hardware that we get to use today is what allows us to build this stuff. It’s what allowed us eight years ago to build this new architecture. The data processing units are now allowing us to build a new type of data center and to run our software in ways that weren’t possible before.”   [Join our analysts in exploring what's next for VAST Data!](   Best regards, theCUBE Team     Extracting the signal from the noise since 2010. [SiliconANGLE.com]( [theCUBE.net]( [theCUBEResearch.com]( are part of the SiliconANGLE Media Inc. Brand Network. All Rights Reserved. Follow theCUBE on [YouTube]( [X (Twitter)]( or [LinkedIn](   SiliconANGLE Media Inc. | 5 Mount Royal Suite 280 | Marlborough, MA 01752 US [Unsubscribe]( | [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( [Constant Contact](