Nasuni Unveils Suite of AI and Data Management Innovations

BOSTON, Oct. 6, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Nasuni, a leading AI infrastructure company, has unveiled a suite of new capabilities designed to unlock the value of unstructured data for both people and artificial intelligence. The company’s latest additions to its Nasuni File Data Platform include AI Activate, Resilio 6.0, and Enterprise Search, with the recent acquisition of DryvIQ enhancing the platform’s content intelligence and governance.

AI Activate, which became generally available on September 30, connects AI directly to enterprise file data through the open Model Context Protocol (MCP). This capability allows AI to access live operational files without needing a separate copy, ensuring that AI works with the most current data. According to Nasuni, this feature is particularly important as AI models become more accessible, and competitive advantage shifts to the proprietary data and context that enterprises uniquely own.

Resilio 6.0 extends the Nasuni platform to the far edge, using peer-to-peer distribution to move and deliver governed file data at speeds of up to 200 Gbps on commodity hardware. This capability is crucial for teams working in remote locations, such as construction sites, studios, field offices, and survey vessels, as it enables them to work with globally managed file data at local speed.

Enterprise Search is rolling out to customers later this quarter, adding fully hosted, permission-aware full-text search across the operational file environment. This feature makes the same enterprise knowledge discoverable by people and accessible to AI, enhancing overall productivity and data utilization.

The recently acquired DryvIQ extends Nasuni's ability to understand, manage, and protect file data across more than 40 repositories, including Microsoft 365, Google Drive, Box, Amazon S3, and on-premises NAS. DryvIQ classifies content across 550 file formats and 75+ languages, identifies Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Protected Health Information (PHI), and Payment Card Industry (PCI) data, and scans hundreds of terabytes per day.

Real-world customer results demonstrate the effectiveness of these new capabilities. McKim and Creed, a professional services firm, consolidated 27 file servers onto Nasuni, with remote engineers reporting a 50% productivity improvement in early Resilio trials. The firm is now connecting its internal AI platform, built on Azure Foundry, through AI Activate to data that represents decades of project history.

Wood, a global engineering and consulting firm, has moved from a fragmented legacy environment to a governed global platform. With AI Activate, Wood can now leverage AI to connect enterprise AI tools to its file data, transforming support conversations into enablement conversations for the business.

Omnicom Group, a global marketing communications company, has operated Nasuni at petabyte scale for more than a decade, eliminating backup infrastructure for unstructured data and reducing ransomware recovery from days to minutes. The company can now activate its unstructured data for AI through AI Activate and Enterprise Search.

Nasuni's PSYCHIC framework, introduced to cut through confusion about what "AI-ready data" means, defines seven properties: Proprietary, Secure, Yours, Current, Hybrid, Indexed, and Continuous. This framework provides a common language for AI councils, IT, data, security, and business leaders to identify gaps, align priorities, and determine what their data foundation needs to support AI apps and agents.

Nasuni is trusted by more than 1,300 enterprises worldwide and has a 98% customer satisfaction rating. The company continues to innovate with its customers and partners to further advance the first-of-its-kind platform.