Nutanix enhances cloud platform to support distributed sovereign cloud deployments

Nutanix has announced new capabilities within its Nutanix Cloud Platform (NCP) aimed at helping organisations design, deploy and operate distributed sovereign cloud environments. The updates are intended to give enterprises greater flexibility to run traditional, cloud-native and AI workloads across on-premises infrastructure, sovereign cloud providers or a combination of both, while maintaining unified management and operational consistency.

As organisations expand across geographies and cloud models, sovereignty, regulatory compliance and business continuity have become increasingly complex. At the same time, enterprises are seeking to avoid dependence on a single cloud ecosystem, particularly for sensitive or regulated workloads. Nutanix said the latest NCP enhancements are designed to address these challenges by improving control, resilience and security across distributed environments.

Security and governance enhancements

NCP now supports orchestrated lifecycle management for multiple disconnected or “dark site” environments, along with on-premises deployment options for governance and control planes. Nutanix Central, the ...