SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 lands - with AI and EU support baked in
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 lands - with AI and EU support baked in
"Lots of companies are announcing AI this and AI that, but few of them offer more than new AI lipstick on an old pig when you look at them closely. Then, there's what SUSE is doing with its release of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 (SLES 16), available today. This new version is positioned as an AI-ready operating system tailored to the demands of today's hybrid cloud, data center, and edge computing environments."
"SLES 16's most significant AI component is a technology preview of a built-in model context protocol (MCP) host. MCP has become the agentic generation of AI-powered applications. Developed as an open standard by Anthropic in late 2024, MCP is built to seamlessly and securely connect large language models (LLMs) and AI agents to the vast, ever-changing landscape of real-world data, tools, and services."
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 is positioned as an AI-ready operating system for hybrid cloud, data center, and edge computing environments. The release includes a technology preview of a built-in model context protocol (MCP) host to connect LLMs and AI agents to real-world data, tools, and services. The distribution adds built-in GPU acceleration, the latest NVIDIA CUDA toolkit, and enhanced container and Kubernetes management for large-scale compute-intensive deployments. SUSE offers Sovereign Premium Support (SPS) for enterprises requiring strict EU data residency, privacy, and operational control, with support personnel and data based in the EU and named premium support engineers.
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