VMware has introduced new developer, data and security services for sovereign cloud

VMware Data Services Manager will provide best-in-class administration for a variety of data services

In order to facilitate data-driven innovation in the modern era, VMware, Inc. unveiled the latest iteration of VMware Data Services Manager, which aims to make data services as simple to use as what VMware has accomplished with virtualized compute, storage, and networking. As a natively integrated experience for VMware Cloud Foundation clients, VMware Data Services Manager will provide best-in-class administration for a variety of data services, not just databases, meeting the demands of data teams, developers, and IT administrators. These features, in addition to new data services collaborations with Google Cloud and MinIO and new developments in VMware Cloud, will offer developer-ready infrastructure that will facilitate multi-cloud flexibility and agility, boost modern app innovation, and enable more secure and resilient organizations.

In order to create a consistent and more secure environment across any on-premises, hyperscaler cloud, or partner cloud settings, the VMware Cloud Foundation delivers advancements from VMware's on-premises and public cloud software products in a unified stack. The foundation of VMware Private AI is the VMware Cloud Foundation, which offers advantages for contemporary workloads involving AI/ML and generative AI, including improved security, streamlined management, and optimum resource use. Hundreds of Cloud Services Providers (CSPs), including those offering VMware Sovereign Clouds, offer VMware Cloud Foundation as a service.