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AI at the edge: Dell and Red Hat team to elevate cloud-native workloads
- Dell Technologies and Red Hat have partnered to simplify the management and deployment of AI and cloud-native applications, specifically where running in a hybrid cloud environment.
- By enabling the integration of Dell's PowerEdge servers with Red Hat's AI-optimised Linux infrastructure, the duo guarantees a high level of flexibility and performance for hybrid cloud workloads.
- The move is designed as an answer to the rise in cloud-native containerised applications driven by AI workloads.
- In particular, the partnership aims to address the complexities associated with do-it-yourself AI and cloud-native application development, streamlining their deployment in enterprise IT environments.
- Running AI applications at the edge is growing in importance as real-time processing becomes critical. Dell's PowerEdge servers, equipped with Red Hat's AI-optimised Linux are designed to deliver low latency for AI-driven tasks by enabling AI inference to be pushed to the edge.
- Dell's capacity to scale storage and processing power ensures that edge-based AI workloads can keep pace with increasing demand.
- Rob Strechay, principal analyst at theCUBE Research, says Red Hat and Dell's OpenShift solution helps enterprises optimise their infrastructure for flexibility and scalability.
- The integration combines virtualisation with cloud-native solutions, helping businesses optimise their deployment and management.
- The technology allows businesses to use cloud services while keeping total control over their on-premises data and the management of hybrid infrastructures.
- Finally, the integration with Red Hat OpenShift allows businesses to gain the flexibility and scalability required to support AI and machine learning workloads.
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