Managing Sovereign AI at Scale with OpenShift AI 3.4
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, organizations are increasingly seeking ways to maintain control over their AI operations without compromising on performance or security. This is where the concept of sovereign AI becomes paramount, particularly for enterprises aiming to deploy AI applications on infrastructure they control. At the forefront of this movement is the […]
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Demystifying Linux Virtualization: Understanding KVM, QEMU, and Libvirt in RHEL
Virtualization can often feel like a complex puzzle, especially when diving into the components that make up the Linux virtualization stack. For Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) administrators, understanding the interplay between KVM, QEMU, and Libvirt is crucial for effectively managing virtual environments. Let’s explore these fundamental elements and how they come together to create […]
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From Laptop to Production: Transforming AI Agents with Red Hat AI
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, one of the critical challenges is transitioning AI agents from the development phase, typically confined to a developer’s laptop, into a robust production environment. This transition not only has to be seamless but also demands rigorous adherence to security and governance protocols. Enter Red Hat AI, a leader […]
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Project Lightwell: Securing Open Source in the AI Era
Open source software can be seen as both a powerful ally and a growing challenge. It powers more than 90% of Fortune 500 companies, but it also offers a fertile ground for emerging cybersecurity threats. This brings us to IBM and Red Hat’s ambitious initiative: Project Lightwell, an impressive $5 billion investment striving to bolster […]
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Navigating the Open Source AI Frontier with Red Hat’s CTO
In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, how do enterprise tech leaders distinguish between fleeting AI hype and genuine innovation? The latest episode of “Technically Speaking,” hosted by Red Hat CTO Chris Wright, delves into this complex issue. Wright engages in a thoughtful conversation with Steve Watt, VP of the Office of the CTO at Red […]
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How to Unlock GenAI on Intel CPUs: vLLM’s Latest Milestones
In an exciting 50th edition of vLLM Office Hours, we dove deep into the current and future developments of vLLM version 0.21.0. Hosted by the charismatic Sasha Zalanovich from Red Hat AI, the session was an enriching dialogue with Michael Goin, a core maintainer of vLLM, and special guest Kristoff from Intel. The main focus […]
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Securing the Future: Project Lightwell and the Evolution of Open Source Software
In an era where open-source software is the backbone of modern infrastructure, ensuring its security has become paramount. Enter Project Lightwell, a groundbreaking initiative backed by IBM and Red Hat, promising to revolutionize how we secure open-source software supply chains. This $5 billion endeavor aims to integrate AI-assisted engineering to fortify open-source software, which is […]
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Pioneering the Future: Fedora Hummingbird and the Evolution of Linux
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At the Red Hat Summit 2026, Fedora unveiled an intriguing project named Fedora Hummingbird, which is breaking new ground in the Linux landscape. As a departure from classic package-based updates, this initiative embraces a fully container-based, immutable model. This innovation signifies a potential shift in Linux distributions, potentially heralding a new era for systems and […]
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Red Hat’s Innovative Leap: Bringing AI to the Edge with Humanoid Robotics
The thrilling intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and edge computing has been unveiled at the Red Hat Summit 2026 in Atlanta, GA. Red Hat’s distinguished engineer, Fabien Dupont, introduced how their exhaustive portfolio has advanced AI’s capabilities to function seamlessly on lightweight hardware—specifically, humanoid robots. So, what exactly does this entail? At its core, Red […]
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Exploring the Frontiers of AI Agent Applications with vLLM
In a recent vLLM Office Hours session, contributors and power users gathered to discuss the progress and nuances of agentic applications, unraveling how developers are crafting these intelligent entities and what is demanded from inference infrastructures. During the session, Sasha from Red Hat AI’s vLLM team kicked off proceedings, welcoming participants and highlighting the growth […]
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