Nasuni Release Radar: Platform Updates in Data Services and Next-Gen AI Solutions

Enterprises are under growing pressure to move faster, integrate emerging AI tools, and make more of their unstructured data without adding complexity or cost. At Nasuni, we are continuing to modernize the platform to meet these needs, giving IT teams and developers new ways to connect with their data, streamline workflows, and explore next-generation innovations.

What’s New?

• Nasuni Data Service (NDS): Provides direct, programmatic access to integrating AI, analytics, and compliance tools with enterprise data. This cloud-native service eliminates the need for data duplication or movement, making it easier to integrate applications directly with enterprise data.

• Model Context Protocol (MCP) Solutions: Available now via Nasuni Labs on GitHub, the Desktop MCP solution enables secure, low-friction chat interactions with Nasuni files, while the Management Local MCP solution allows administrators to query and report on their environment in natural language. Both solutions are open-source, free to use, and designed for power users and IT teams exploring AI-driven workflow

Learn more in our NDS and MCP blogs, and related press release.

Why Should You Care?

These updates reflect Nasuni’s commitment to making unstructured data more accessible, intelligent, and actionable. By reducing friction and opening new paths to insight, we are helping organizations get more from the platform they already trust, whether through faster integration with AI services or streamlined ways to manage their environments.

Explore the full list at docs.nasuni.com/NDS or visit docs.nasuni.com. Ready to see it in action? Book a demo or speak to our team here.

Nasuni Release Radar provides an insider track on the boldest innovations powering the future of unstructured data management. IT is getting more global and more complex, and Nasuni is building smarter, faster, and tougher to keep you ahead. From performance boosts to next-gen data defense, each drop is designed to slash overhead and elevate control. This is where resilience meets velocity — because staying ahead is the only path forward.