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Red Hat CTO. Tezos Foundation council member. Passion for open source SW innovation. Father and husband. Cyclist. Human.
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The big hurdle in enterprise AI isn't always model capability; it’s legacy infrastructure debt. Hear how Red Hat CIO Marco Bill and CTO @kernelcdub tackled 20 years of IT complexity to create an AI-ready architecture.
📺 Watch the full episode of Technically Speaking: red.ht/3SJZ6w3.
We’re excited to be a sponsor of the @OpenClaw Foundation! Autonomous AI agents can transform IT, but production requires runtime security and hybrid cloud flexibility.
Learn more about how we're helping advance open source agentic AI in production: red.ht/4iSl2Q8
Spot on. Theory is easy... real-world production takes work. The strength of open source is that it gives enterprises the flexibility and choice to bring AI models directly to where their data lives. Great seeing how our teams are proving this out every day!
Enterprise AI isn't built on theory; it's built in production. See how we turn complex business challenges into real-world experience at @RedHat with our AI agents for sales (red.ht/4yge2Bb) and enterprise data (red.ht/3SCD3HF).
Exciting moment for Open Source AI!
Exciting day for NVIDIA and @huggingface.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. They allow every developer, startup, university, industry and country to build with, customize and benefit from AI.
Thank you @ClementDelangue for coming to me.
NVIDIA is going to be a great home for Hugging Face, its community and the future of open models. 🤗
blogs.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia…
Moving from AI ambition to real execution requires looking past the interface and fixing the legacy IT plumbing underneath. Red Hat CTO @kernelcdub and CIO Marco Bill break down what it really takes to prepare enterprise architecture for AI on Technically Speaking. 🧵👇
Read my thoughts on @OpenAI's call for collective cyber defense published today: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn….
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Why IT security’s future is more than just AI models
from @RedHat, by @kernelcdub
redhat.com/en/blog/why-it-se…
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Strengthening the open source defense layer: Red Hat joins NVIDIA in the Open Secure AI Alliance
from @RedHat, by @kernelcdub
redhat.com/en/blog/strengthe…
Just like the Linux kernel handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes for your applications, PyTorch sits between your hardware and high-level runtimes to handle complicated tensor math and accelerator offloading.
🔗 Learn more in the full episode of Technically Speaking with @kernelcdub: red.ht/4yO65nM
Securing AI is a software engineering challenge. When we isolate tech behind closed doors, we shift risk rather than solving it. Read my latest blog on why open source models, agentic harnesses, and transparent sandboxing are essential for IT security: red.ht/4waaMWo.
How are leading organizations moving #AI from experimentation to enterprise value? Hear from @RedHat CTO @kernelcdub on how hybrid cloud platforms help scale AI workloads efficiently: red.ht/4pM1lLt
AI has drawn a lot of attention to cybersecurity. The response is strongest as a community. The Open Secure AI Alliance is moving fast. Important effort on incident response:
linuxfoundation.org/blog/pro…
A ton of activity outlined in @nvidia's blog:
blogs.nvidia.com/blog/open-s…
Red Hat is proud to join @NVIDIA’s Open Secure AI Alliance to advance safety, transparency, and open tooling. Red Hat CTO @kernelcdub highlights how we're delivering enterprise infrastructure that can be trusted for the road ahead: red.ht/4bgy4lZ
AI security advances when the industry builds in the open, together.
We're introducing the Open Secure AI Alliance with industry leaders to develop new techniques and tools to safeguard software and agents.
By sharing models, tooling and research in the open, we can broaden the community of defenders.
Learn more about the founding members’ contributions: nvda.ws/4pD8Fc5
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Great example of an open platform and an open weights model like Kimi K3. The results are impressive!
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Kimi K3 open weights landed yesterday. By that afternoon, Red Hat AI Inference was serving it on one 8x B300 node. 2.8T params.
Day-0 preview images exist so you can experiment the moment weights drop. 👇
Proud to see @RedHat join as an inaugural partner in the Open Secure AI Alliance alongside @NVIDIA and other industry leaders! To make AI safe and ready for production, we need openness and broad community participation across the whole stack.
Red Hat is proud to join @NVIDIA’s Open Secure AI Alliance to advance safety, transparency, and open tooling. Red Hat CTO @kernelcdub highlights how we're delivering enterprise infrastructure that can be trusted for the road ahead: red.ht/4bgy4lZ
Preparing for Q-Day isn't just about future-proofing encryption. It’s about getting your hybrid cloud architecture in order today. Cool to see this step-by-step framework on how to prepare your systems for post-quantum cryptography: red.ht/3TwMmc5.
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IOWN Global Forum Board Directors Jeff Wang (@Accenture) and Chris Wright (@RedHat) discuss all-photonics networks and next-generation infrastructure on Bloomberg Intelligence’s Tech Disruptors podcast.
Listen: bloom.bg/4wNTlff
#Photonics #OpticalNetworking
To make agentic AI actually work at scale, we have to shift from just consuming tokens to providing them. Owning your inference infrastructure is the only way you're going to scale this cost-effectively without getting locked in. Watch more on @RedHat TV: red.ht/4fi3Tfs
Open source is the foundation of innovation, and defending it requires a coordinated, upstream community response at scale. That's why we're joining the @LinuxFoundation and industry leaders to launch Akrites.
@kernelcdub says it best: “Open source is the foundation of modern software innovation. Defending that foundation requires a coordinated, upstream community response capable of meeting threats at scale. Red Hat’s participation in Akrites focuses on strengthening this upstream ecosystem. By collaborating openly to identify and patch vulnerabilities at the source, we help build a more resilient software supply chain for the entire industry.” ↓