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Virtual machines are not just the power behind legacy infrastructure. They are becoming a vital pillar for GPUs, which are integral to large language models.
Maria Bracho, CTO for industries at Red Hat, explains how virtualization, far from being replaced, has adapted to leverage the robust and powerful computing behind artificial intelligence.
Maria Bracho, CTO for industries at Red Hat, explains how virtualization, far from being replaced, has adapted to leverage the robust and powerful computing behind artificial intelligence.
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