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Forced upgrades don't secure production apps, they destabilize them. On this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO @kernelcdub and VP Mike McGrath discuss replacing risky dependency bumps with agentic AI patch factories. 🎧 Listen to the full discussion: red.ht/4j7aBsh
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Heavy legal policies don't prevent Shadow AI, they accelerate it. On this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO @kernelcdub and CIO Marco Bill discuss replacing policy bloat with automated platform guardrails and hybrid cloud compute. 🎧 Stream the full discussion: red.ht/3SJZ6w3
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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.
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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
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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. 🧵👇
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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…
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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
Chris Wright retweeted
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
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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
Chris Wright retweeted
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. 👇
Chris Wright retweeted
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
Chris Wright retweeted
AI accelerates vulnerability discovery, but patching requires open source scale.
@kernelcdub shares how Red Hat's participation in the @OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program brings defensive AI tools to developers to remediate systemic risks faster. "By combining automated discovery with our established community patch development, we can route these insights into Project Lightwell to deliver hardened, production-ready remediation, helping organizations reduce systemic risk without stalling software velocity."
Read the news 🔽
We’re expanding OpenAI Daybreak to help democratize patching vulnerable software at machine speed:
- Codex Security plugin: find, validate, and fix vulnerabilities right inside Codex
- The full version of GPT-5.5-Cyber model: a great model for trusted defenders
- Cyber Partner Program: powering products built on top of our best cyber capabilities for leading security companies to secure the world's software
- Patch the Planet: working with maintainers to secure critical open source projects
openai.com/index/daybreak-se…
Chris Wright retweeted
When the technology horizon resets every seven days, how do you decide where to invest your time, capital, and resources? Go inside the Office of the CTO at Red Hat to learn the exact playbook our pathfinding teams use to evaluate emerging trends and place strategic, long-term technical bets.
🔗 Stream the new episode now: youtu.be/ExbMEW-Os1I.
Chris Wright retweeted
How does an enterprise R&D team decide where to place its technology bets when the landscape shifts daily? @kernelcdub sits down with Red Hat's Steve Watt to pull back the curtain on our internal AI pathfinding playbook.
🎧 Listen to the full episode of Technically Speaking: red.ht/3RM7N8a.
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The next era of AI isn't on a roadmap—it’s in production. 🛠️
Join @RedHat CTO Chris Wright (@kernelcdub) at #RHSummit to see why the future isn’t tied to one cloud or one model; it’s about having the right platform to move forward.
Register now: red.ht/3OGedET
Chris Wright retweeted
Red Hat’s OpenClaw maintainer just made enterprise Claw deployments a lot safer techcrunch.com/2026/04/28/re…
Chris Wright retweeted
🎙️ We welcome Stephen Watt from @RedHat’s Office of the CTO to chat about sovereign AI, the major infrastructure constraints like power that cause the regional disparities in sovereign AI, and why we need to extend Kubernetes and integrate PyTorch Stack.
stackoverflow.blog/2026/04/1…
Chris Wright retweeted
Claude Mythos represents a seismic shift in vulnerability discovery. Red Hat Product Security breaks down why context—not just raw scanning—is king when triaging potential #Linux kernel exploits. Read the analysis: red.ht/3OdvNjd


















