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SUSE provides enterprise-grade, open-source Linux and container platforms sold via subscriptions. Its core offering is SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, which runs on x86-64, ARM, and IBM Z for physical, virtual, and cloud workloads, with specialized editions like SLES for SAP Applications and edge-focused SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro. It differentiates itself with long-term enterprise support across diverse architectures, an integrated Kubernetes management layer via Rancher for multi-cloud operations, and container security through NeuVector. Goal: help businesses run mission-critical workloads securely and efficiently across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments using a stable, supported open-source stack and related management and security tools.
Industries
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Nuremberg, Germany
Founded
1992
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ClearML has partnered with SUSE to deliver integrated AI infrastructure that enables enterprises to deploy production-ready environments in minutes. The collaboration combines SUSE Rancher Prime's K3k tool with ClearML's AI platform to provide multi-tenant Kubernetes environments with automated resource optimisation and complete lifecycle management. The solution addresses enterprise AI scaling challenges by creating isolated Kubernetes-as-a-Service clusters within shared infrastructure, allowing tenants to operate independently whilst maximising GPU utilisation. Each tenant receives role-based access control and resource boundaries, whilst administrators maintain governance through ClearML's Infrastructure Control Plane for centralised visibility and dynamic resource allocation. ClearML, used by over 2,100 customers including Fortune 500 companies, is an NVIDIA partner managing GPU clusters and AI/ML workflows globally.
Mindware and SUSE join forces to accelerate digital infrastructure modernization in MENA. March 24, 2026 The agreement aims to accelerate the adoption of SUSE's enterprise portfolio across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), supporting organizations seeking secure, flexible, and sovereign IT infrastructure. Mindware, a leading value-added distributor (VAD) in the Middle East and Africa, has signed a strategic distribution partnership with SUSE, a global leader in enterprise open source solutions. The agreement aims to accelerate the adoption of SUSE's enterprise portfolio across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), supporting organizations seeking secure, flexible, and sovereign IT infrastructure. Under the partnership, Mindware will distribute SUSE's portfolio, including SUSE Linux, SUSE Cloud Native as well as SUSE Edge and SUSE AI solutions. The collaboration will focus on channel recruitment and enablement, joint go-to-market initiatives, demand generation, and comprehensive technical support. The partnership comes as organizations across the region reassess their infrastructure strategies in response to rising virtualization costs, evolving regulatory requirements, and increasing demand for digital sovereignty. By combining SUSE's enterprise-grade open source technologies with Mindware's regional expertise and partner ecosystem, the companies aim to deliver cost-effective and scalable infrastructure solutions across key industry verticals. "Partnering with SUSE strengthens our infrastructure portfolio with enterprise-grade, vendor-neutral solutions. As organizations modernize their environments and explore alternatives to traditional virtualization, SUSE enables our partners to address these needs confidently. Together, we are committed to equipping the channel with the tools, expertise, and support required to drive digital transformation across Middle East & North Africa." - Nicholas Argyrides, Vice President Gulf & East Africa, Mindware Mindware will provide value-added services including architectural design, proof-of-concept (PoC) support, marketing-as-a-service, specialized logistics, and dedicated product management to ensure strong vendor-partner alignment. "We are excited to partner with Mindware to expand enterprise open source adoption across the Middle East and North Africa. Together, we will empower customers with secure, scalable, and cost-effective infrastructure solutions." - Ismail Ibrahim, Sales Director & General Manager, CEMEA, SUSE The TechAfrica News Podcast
SUSE has announced updates to its enterprise infrastructure platform at KubeCon Europe, introducing AI-driven automation and unified virtual machine and container management. SUSE Rancher Prime now includes Liz, a context-aware AI agent that coordinates specialised agents to provide automated operational insights for Site Reliability Engineering teams. The platform features an open agentic AI ecosystem supporting third-party software integration via Model Context Protocol, enabling data retrieval without custom code. SUSE Virtualization adds NVIDIA Multi-Instance GPU support for AI workloads, alongside VM Auto Balance and Live Storage Migration capabilities. The updates include expanded developer tools with hardened, enterprise-ready applications and Virtual Clusters for isolated Kubernetes environments. SUSE Rancher Prime's AI capabilities and SUSE Virtualization enhancements are now generally available.
SUSE, a global enterprise open source solutions provider, has announced two senior hires and an organisational realignment to strengthen its technology and product operations. Nicholas Dimotakis, formerly vice president of worldwide field engineering at Canonical, joins as vice president of global technology sales. Astor Nummelin Carlberg, previously executive director of OpenForum Europe, has been appointed director of open source sovereignty and community engagement. The restructuring aims to centralise engineering expertise and sharpen business unit focus across SUSE's portfolio, including AI, cloud native, edge computing and Linux. Chief Technology and Product Officer Thomas Di Giacomo said the changes respond to partner and customer feedback, with particular emphasis on integrated solutions that support digital sovereignty and allow customers to maintain control over their data and technology infrastructure.
SUSE, a global leader in enterprise open source solutions, has acquired Losant, an Industrial Internet of Things platform, to create a full-stack open process automation platform for IIoT. The acquisition extends SUSE's Edge capabilities from Near and Far Edge to the Tiny Edge, enabling real-time insights and actionable intelligence. Losant was recognised in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Global Industrial IoT Platforms. SUSE plans to open source Losant's technology and integrate it with its Edge portfolio, allowing manufacturers and industrial organisations to connect operational systems directly with enterprise workflows and AI-driven analytics. The combined platform enables faster deployment, greater operational awareness, and freedom from vendor lock-in across manufacturing, healthcare and smart infrastructure sectors.
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Industries
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Nuremberg, Germany
Founded
1992
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