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Nasuni Launched AI Data Platform and Acquired DryvIQ

The new file data platform aims to secure and prepare unstructured enterprise data for artificial intelligence model training.

Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Cybersecurity

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Nasuni has released its new AI Activate platform and Resilio 6.0 while simultaneously acquiring the company DryvIQ. The platform is designed to manage and protect unstructured data through a single global namespace while utilizing customer-owned object storage for data sovereignty.

Why it matters

Enterprises are currently struggling to securely access and prepare proprietary data for AI implementation. Nasuni intends to bridge this gap by providing a framework that improves data readiness for model training.

Nasuni manages data for 1,300 enterprises and claims a 98% customer satisfaction rating. The platform operates on a 6.0 version of the Resilio software, which enables the management of unstructured file data.

The players

Nasuni

An enterprise data management company providing a file data platform to over 1,300 organizations worldwide.

DryvIQ

A data management and migration software firm recently acquired by Nasuni to expand its file intelligence capabilities.

The details

The platform functions by establishing a single global namespace—a unified architecture that treats distributed file storage as one accessible directory. By integrating customer-owned object storage, the system ensures that proprietary information remains under the control of the enterprise rather than the platform provider. The rollout also includes a new data readiness framework called PSYCHIC, which serves as a toolkit for organizing and cleaning unstructured data sets before they are fed into AI models.

Timeline

  1. July 17, 2026: Gartner published research on enterprise data stacks.

  2. October 6, 2026: Nasuni announced platform availability and product releases.

  3. Q4 2026: Enterprise Search will be available to customers.

The Tech Race

Nasuni is positioning its platform to solve the specific bottlenecks identified in the 2026 Gartner research regarding enterprise data stacks. This release follows a broader industry trend where 75% of surveyed organizations have shifted their focus to securing proprietary data for AI models.

Current enterprise customers can begin utilizing the AI Activate and Resilio 6.0 software immediately to manage unstructured data. The platform requires access to internal object storage, with further search capabilities becoming available for workflows later this quarter.

The takeaway

The move underscores the growing necessity for tools that automate the preparation of unstructured data for AI training pipelines. Readers should track the release of Enterprise Search in Q4 2026 as a key benchmark for the maturity of Nasuni's integration of the newly acquired DryvIQ assets.

What happens next

Enterprise Search will roll out to customers later in Q4 2026.

Further reading

Learn more about securing sensitive information in modern corporate environments in our Cybersecurity section.

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