Nasuni, the unstructured data platform for enterprise teams and AI, announced it has acquired DryvIQ, a leader in intelligent unstructured data management – expanding the Nasuni File Data Platform with AI-powered content intelligence and governance capabilities that help enterprises classify, secure, and activate unstructured data at scale.
As enterprises race to unlock AI business value, many face a fundamental data challenge: unstructured content is scattered across repositories, much of it has never been classified, and organizations lack the visibility and governance needed to make that data safely available to AI. In fact, a recent IBM study found that 77% of technology leaders say AI adoption is already outpacing their organization’s data governance capabilities.
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With the addition of DryvIQ, Nasuni enables enterprises to discover and classify content across more than 40 cloud and on-premises repositories, detect sensitive data, and automatically enforce governance policies before information is exposed to AI. The combination gives organizations a governed foundation to manage, protect, and activate their unstructured data, helping fuel AI initiatives with high-quality data while supporting compliance and optimizing infrastructure costs.
More information can be found in the press release. Let me know if you’re interested in speaking with a Nasuni executive on today’s news, how this acquisition builds on Nasuni’s broader platform expansion and previous acquisition of Resilio, and the company’s vision for enterprise data and AI – I’m happy to set up a call.