Nasuni merges DryvIQ and Resilio buys into AI-era file data platform

Nasuni launched an updated Operational File Data Platform for the AI era, built on its acquisitions of DryvIQ in August and Resilio in April. It offers unstructured data management from a single global namespace, AI access to files via MCP with permissions enforced, and edge delivery up to 200 Gbps.

• DryvIQ classifies content across 550 file formats and 175 languages, scanning hundreds of TB daily
• AI Activate connects AI to files via MCP with permissions enforced before access
• Resilio 6.0 delivers data to the edge at up to 200 Gbps without VPNs or caching appliances
• Nasuni introduced a PSYCHIC framework to define AI-ready data