OpenShift

i go ahead no i i i my my experience has been that um people doing serious ai aren't doing it with vms in front of these gpus um They're running the GPU, they're running AI workloads.

So OpenShift AI would be the closer thing I would see from an enterprise perspective.

But I'm not hearing conversations about virtualizing machines.

It might be happening like some of the Neo clouds that are trying to sell you one GPU at a time.

I just...

One of the things I've seen because a lot of the solutions, Hyper-V probably being different, but it's not as capable.

you know, most of the solutions are not cost-advantaged compared to the VMware perspective, like a Nutanix or OpenShift virtualization.

The things that we see is that the OpenShift virtualization, the way our customers approach it, they end up buying the most expensive version, not the low-end version.

An asset to both open source and commercial ecosystems Consequently they could claim the distinction of being responsible for roughly six point five percent of all changes to the Linux Kernel in twenty twenty-five a figure that dwarfs even larger corporate contributors like Intel or Google.

When the market began moving toward virtualization and containerization in the early twenty tens Red Hat pivoted strategically by acquiring JBoss in two thousand and seven and later expanding into OpenShift An enterprise Kubernetes platform And Ansible a configuration management engine These moves were not impulsive.

They reflected a deeper hypothesis that enterprises needed an end-to-end cloud stack that maintained the same level of support and certification that had been their core offering for Oasis.

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