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On October 20, 2026, Everpure launched its Data Intelligence data management software. According to a report by heise online the same day, the software is used to identify and classify structured and unstructured data across storage locations and to supplement it with metadata and semantic context so that AI agents can use it. The report said it supports SMB and NFS file shares and S3 object storage, and offers nearly 300 connectors that can connect to other vendors' storage systems, SaaS applications such as Salesforce and ServiceNow, and mainframes, without the need to centrally migrate data. The report also mentioned that the newly added File Intelligence can analyze the access permissions and file age of file shares, and that the newly integrated MCP lets AI agents query the data catalog, but they do not automatically gain permission to read the corresponding data. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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Pure Storage rebrands as Everpure, launches Data Intelligence in shift toward data intelligence
Pure Storage has rebranded as Everpure and launched Data Intelligence software, designed to identify and classify structured and unstructured data across storage locations and add metadata and semantic context to make it easier for AI agents to use. The software supports SMB and NFS file shares and S3 object storage, and offers nearly 300 connectors that can integrate with other vendors' storage systems, SaaS applications such as Salesforce and ServiceNow, and mainframes, without requiring data to be migrated to a central location. The newly added File Intelligence can analyze access permissions and file age on file shares, and the newly integrated MCP lets AI agents query the data catalog, but they do not automatically gain permission to read the corresponding data.