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AI Powered Data Fabric

New in this release HPE Data Fabric Software continues to advance its global namespace capabilities, bringing AI to a range of operational, governance, compliance, metadata management and application-based data use cases.

Adopting Model Context Protocol (MCP), the emerging standard for model-to-data interaction, offers a secure solution and future compatibility with the diverse and rapidly evolving set of AI tools.

Security is paramount. The solution is "zero trust" by design, and then it is enforced at multiple layers with no implicit trust between services, users, or components.

Integrated Global Namespace

The built-in global namespace provides a single point of data access, allowing users and applications to see all available data, and a consistent access point that allows users and applications to see and access all of their enterprise data assets.

Unlocks the ability to optimize a customer's data landscape, reducing duplication, data movement and optimizing compute resources based on data affinity.

Accelerates insights by combining data from multiple enterprise systems into a single consistent global namespace.

Expanded Metadata Management Capabilities

This release expands the global namespace’s metadata capture to Lakehouse metadata. Now lakehouse metadata is collected and exposed through the AI interface, allowing both business and audit/governance questions of lakehouse metadata and reducing time to insights.

A lakehouse dimension catalog provides further metadata insight for governance and cross-engine catalog visibility, improving lineage tracking, auditability, and policy enforcement across the lakehouse ecosystem.

Built for Hybrid Deployments

HPE Data Fabric Software can both federate object and file data stores in the cloud and be deployed in the cloud and integrated into the global namespace, providing efficient connectivity and compute wherever the data resides.

Built-in mirroring synchronizes data across locations, latency, and performance issues.

Single user interface sets up and configures data management, security, and sovereignty across multiple locations.