Proxmox VE 9.2 is the first release to offer official Arm64 support, extending its KVM, LXC, storage, clustering, and management platform beyond x86-64. The initial support is narrowly targeted at Nvidia Grace Hopper and Vera-based servers, not Raspberry Pi or other single-board systems.

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Broadcom is adding on-premises malware sandboxing, offline threat-intelligence updates, and AI-assisted operations to VMware Cloud Foundation. The VMware vDefend and Avi Load Balancer updates also introduce a guided security deployment workflow and native API protection for virtual machines, Kubernetes services, and AI workloads.

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Microsoft has made Trusted Launch generally available as the default security setting for eligible new Azure Generation 2 virtual machines and scale sets. New deployments automatically receive Secure Boot and a virtual TPM (vTPM), strengthening boot protection without extra cost or manual configuration.

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NVMe’s refreshed specifications let locally attached PCIe SSDs expose virtualized storage identities that can move with a VM, reducing the need for storage reconfiguration during live migration. The update also adds post-quantum cryptography support, controller-level rate limiting, and new device health controls.

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Cloudflare has released an early preview of the open-source `@cloudflare/computer` runtime, replacing the assumption that every AI agent needs its own full container. The system gives agents a durable workspace and lets them choose between a fast isolate and a full Linux container for each operation.

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Microsoft will staff a booth and host six Azure VMware Solution sessions at VMware Explore 2026 in Las Vegas from August 31 to September 3. The program targets organizations planning VMware migrations, security improvements, and AI initiatives on Azure.

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Broadcom has patched three critical VMware vulnerabilities, including a CVSS 9.8 vCenter authentication bypass and a VMXNET3 flaw that can let an attacker escape from a guest VM to the ESX host. No exploitation has been reported, but exposed or poorly segmented vCenter servers require urgent attention.

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