<p>Red Hat is expanding the scope of its AI ambitions for the OpenShift platform with the introduction of new features and extended alliances. The latest updates include support for Kubernetes custom resource definition, vLLM, Caikit-nlp-tgis runtime, Ray framework, and CodeFlare. Red Hat is also forming new partnerships with Intel, AMD, Oracle, Pure Storage, and Run:ai. Additionally, Red Hat announces the launch of RHEL AI, a foundation model platform that enables the development and deployment of generative AI models. RHEL AI incorporates the Granite family of open-source large language models and utilizes InstructLab model alignment tools. This platform empowers domain experts to contribute directly to Large Language Models, allowing for the seamless integration of AI into enterprise applications. RHEL AI also extends support to hardware from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia, ensuring compatibility and performance optimization. With these advancements, Red Hat is setting its sights on revolutionizing the AI landscape and catering to the needs of businesses seeking to leverage the power of artificial intelligence.</p>


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Red Hat expands AI ambitions for OpenShift platform with new features, extended alliances, and the launch of RHEL AI, a foundation model platform for generative AI models.

Red Hat Announces RHEL AI - A Powerful Foundation for Building AI-Infused Applications