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siden 30. mai 2025
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Is this finally the year AI agents graduate from personal desktop curiosities to mission-critical enterprise systems? While developers have embraced autonomous agents to write code, conduct research, and automate complex workflows on local machines, transitioning those dynamic workloads to producti…

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Every CTO and CSO faces a daunting reality: while engineering teams write clean, audited code, modern applications rely on thousands of open source dependencies they didn't write. When a critical Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) hits one of those deep dependencies, IT leaders are trapped …
While conversations around enterprise AI tend to focus on high-level possibilities, less attention is given to the foundational plumbing required to make systems actually run. What happens when an enterprise's financial data is copied across 73 different spreadsheets or bogged down by thousands of …
You might view PyTorch simply as a tool for data scientists building models, but it has become a critical infrastructure bridge for modern AI-powered workloads. Acting as the functional "kernel" of the modern AI stack, PyTorch handles the complex mathematical abstractions and hardware offloading ne…
What does digital sovereignty actually mean when most AI runs on someone else's black box? In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Chris Wright talks with Jered Floyd from the Red Hat Field CTO team about what sovereignty really requires in the age of AI infrastructure. They examine t…
Go behind the scenes of Red Hat's internal innovation engine to discover how we evaluate emerging open source tech and choose exactly where to place our next major technology bets. In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat Chief Technology Officer Chris Wright sits down with Steve Watt, Vice…
While generative AI demos are flashy, moving those capabilities into a reliable, secure enterprise production environment is a different ballgame. In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Chris Wright sits down with longtime Red Hatter and engineering leader Cat Weeks to dismantle the m…
A decade ago, the shift from monolithic applications to microservices created an explosion of complexity that only Kubernetes could tame. Today, the enterprise is facing a similar inflection point. We are moving beyond simple chatbots to "Agentic AI"—autonomous systems capable of planning, tool cal…
We often hear about AI's potential to generate text and code, but its application in healthcare and life sciences promises a more profound impact: solving our most fundamental challenges in disease and medicine. This isn't just about applying existing LLMs; it's about building entirely new foundati…
The software supply chain has always been a critical battleground, but AI introduces an exponential increase in scale and complexity. We are no longer just securing lines of code; we are now responsible for securing the models that generate it. This a new reality that shifts the entire attack surfa…
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