Nasuni unifies AI Activate, Enterprise Search and Resilio 6.0 into an operational file-data platform for people and agents

What changed

Nasuni announced a broader Operational File Data Platform package on October 6, combining AI Activate—which had already reached GA on September 30—with Enterprise Search rolling out later in the quarter, Resilio 6.0 and the recently acquired DryvIQ. AI Activate uses MCP so compatible tools such as Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot can work with live operational files under existing permissions; Enterprise Search adds permission-aware full-text discovery, DryvIQ brings classification and governance across more than 40 repositories, and Resilio 6.0 extends high-speed edge access. This entry records the October 6 platform integration rather than misdating AI Activate as a new launch that day.