Editor's note
Red Hat Summit delivered on a week of keynote speakers and sessions that highlighted open source technologies and enterprise applications. And for the second year in a row, AnsibleFest took place at the same time. Keynotes for both events reflected current trends in the tech industry, including hybrid AI, adopting an automation mindset and Red Hat's ecosystem transformation. Other RedHat sessions highlighted topics such as Kubernetes, IT management, virtualization, IT automation, CI/CD and more.
Red Hat Summit and AnsibleFest took place in Denver from May 6 to 9. Attendees had jam-packed days of sessions, as well as a chance to network and connect with other engineers, developers and technological professionals.
1News from the conference floor
Red Hat Summit and AnsibleFest 2024 have a wide range of sessions, including keynotes, roundtable discussions, lightning talks and panels. Aside from the focus on Red Hat products like OpenShift and Ansible, this year's conference covers topics such as AI, machine learning and DevOps.
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At Red Hat Summit 2024, generative AI goes open source
Analyst Scott Sinclair unpacks this year's Red Hat Summit, where the company launched new AI integration tools and features as part of its open source generative AI strategy. Read Now
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IBM throws its Red Hat into open source AI ring with RHEL AI
IBM and Red Hat open source their first LLMs, but IT experts say RHEL AI is more likely to stand out in the ways it links AI to hybrid cloud infrastructure. Read Now
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Red Hat bullish on APAC growth, targets automakers and SMEs
Red Hat is expanding its reach into smaller firms as well as the automotive and other industries to fuel its ‘high-double digit’ growth in the region Read Now
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Red Hat CTO, Nvidia AI exec reveal joint LLMOps roadmap
The company leaders discussed deepening integration between OpenShift AI and Nvidia NIMs, how they fit into RHEL AI and what's surprised them about AI growth so far. Read Now
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Red Hat OpenShift AI links LLMs into hybrid cloud
An extensively updated OpenShift AI will underpin RHEL AI and, if Red Hat has its way, enterprises' AI infrastructure from the edge to the public cloud. Read Now
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Red Hat eyes AI workloads in platform moves
Open source juggernaut rolls out offerings to make it easier to fine-tune large language models, among other moves to ease deployment of artificial intelligence workloads Read Now
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Red Hat OpenShift AI expands predictive & generative AI
If there are three z-heavy terms that describe the current shape of functional cloud computing deployments then they might be compartmentalisation, individualisation and customisation in the face ... Read Now
2Get up to speed before Red Hat Summit 2024
AI has become a popular topic in the past year, and it's a technology Red Hat has focused on. Read up on Red Hat and Ansible news since last year's Summit to get up to speed for the upcoming event.
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Red Hat Summit: What I want to see
I’m looking forward to a couple of Red Hat Conference sessions on observability and sustainability, two areas that are getting increasing attention in the open source community. Read Now
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What to expect from Red Hat Summit 2024
Amusingly, these days, when the Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team attended Red Hat Summit 2012, some of the event reportage ran with headlines that read ‘Linux comes of ... Read Now
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Red Hat Analyst Day vision focuses on AI and automation
Organizations are embracing modern distributed cloud environments. At its analyst day, Red Hat advised taking a platform approach to simplify operations and speed innovation. Read Now
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Ansible Lightspeed leads Red Hat generative AI agenda
Red Hat leans on IBM's expertise in training Watson Code Assistant to write Ansible playbooks, as worries linger about AI-generated code risks and rivals hold a strong lead. Read Now
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Event-Driven Ansible early adopters share lessons learned
Beta testers of the new Event-Driven Ansible tool from Red Hat said expanding automation and moving toward self-healing systems requires fresh skills and organizational shifts. Read Now