India, Nov. 11 -- Enterprise AI adoption is raising the pressure on infrastructure teams to manage more workloads across increasingly complex environments. The challenge is not just deploying AI, but keeping applications, virtual machines and business-critical systems secure and running smoothly.

SUSE is addressing this through new capabilities across its open infrastructure platform. The updates bring together SUSE Rancher Prime, SUSE AI Factory and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 16.1, with a focus on AI-assisted operations, hybrid infrastructure management and software supply chain security.

The broader direction is significant: enterprises want to adopt AI without replacing their existing infrastructure or giving up control over...