Developer Resources from Intel and Red Hat*
Intel and Red Hat collaborate to deliver open source AI workload portability across hybrid cloud infrastructures. The Red Hat OpenShift* AI platform enables application deployment across Intel® CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators. It integrates the full suite of AI Tools from Intel, including OpenVINO™ toolkit and Intel® Gaudi® software.
Intel and Red Hat Case Studies
"We believe the future of AI is open, it is hybrid, and it will extend to the edge. Red Hat and Intel are committed to giving AI developers what they need to prepare for this future. We worked with Intel to help them create the Intel® AI Developer Program to give developers learning materials and experience with Red Hat OpenShift Data Science and AI Tools from Intel to accelerate the building and deploying of intelligent applications to edge environments."
— Steven Huels, senior director, AI Services, Red Hat
Using Red Hat OpenShift AI with Intel AI Software and Hardware
Learn how to get started or how to get the most out of AI applications running on Red Hat OpenShift AI and Intel-based platforms. These joint offerings are based on OpenVINO toolkit, oneAPI tools, and Intel Gaudi software.
- Accelerated AI Made Easier with Red Hat OpenShift Data Science on Intel Processors
- Deployment Guide for Intel Enterprise AI and Red Hat OpenShift AI
- Intel® Technology Enabling for OpenShift*
- Integrate Intel® Gaudi® AI Accelerators into Red Hat OpenShift AI
- Use Containers for Intel Gaudi AI Software on OpenShift AI
- Watch a Demo of Open Platform for Enterprise AI (OPEA) ChatQnA on Red Hat OpenShift with an Intel Gaudi Accelerator
- Simplify Chatbot Deployment with OPEA and Red Hat OpenShift
- Use Generative AI with OpenVINO Toolkit and Red Hat OpenShift
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