Trust3 AI and Dell Partner on Secure AI Ready Data Lakehouse Infrastructure
Trust3 AI has expanded its collaboration with Dell Technologies to deliver a secure and governed data lakehouse infrastructure designed for artificial intelligence workloads, announced in a press release.
The joint solution integrates the Trust3 AI unified governance platform with Dell’s data lakehouse architecture to support analytics and autonomous AI operations across hybrid and on-premises environments. The integration extends advanced security and compliance features to Dell’s storage platforms, including ECS, ObjectScale, and PowerScale.
Key capabilities include automated detection and classification of sensitive data, centralized policy enforcement across storage and AI models, dynamic data masking and encryption, and detailed auditing to ensure compliance with regulations such as the EU AI Act, GDPR, and HIPAA.
The combined infrastructure is aimed at industries with strict regulatory requirements, such as finance, healthcare, and the public sector. It enables organizations to use the Dell AI Factory with governed data to advance machine learning and AI adoption while maintaining compliance standards.
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