Edge and cloud computing conference spotlights CODECO decentralized edge-cloud orchestration
Red Hat Principal Software Engineer Ricardo Noriega de Sota presented an overview of the edge computing landscape and a demo highlighting the potential of AI at the edge during a keynote presentation at the January 18, 2024, CODECO Industrial Workshop. The talk...
Red Hat, Intel, and UMass Lowell collaborate on large-scale vRAN readiness as part of Open Source Technology Lab pilot
As part of a pilot initiative at the Open Source Technology Lab (OSTL), Red Hat, UMass Lowell, and Intel announced the outcome of a collaboration to showcase the readiness to deploy vRAN workloads at scale, from both a COTS hardware and open container standard...
Red Hat Research partner MOC Alliance announces 2024 workshop program including focus on AI and the AI Alliance
Updated on February 20, 2024. This article was originally posted January 20, 2024. The MOC Alliance annual workshop will be held February 28-29, 2024 at the George Sherman Union, 774 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, with featured topics including the newly launched AI...
Research in AI, hybrid cloud, edge, and data privacy wins Red Hat Collaboratory awards
The Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University has announced the recipients of its 2024 Research Incubation Awards. Twelve new and renewed research projects received nearly $2 million in funding to support research in topics ranging from reconfigurable hardware to...
AI Alliance launches to advance open, safe, responsible AI
Red Hat Research is delighted by the potential for new opportunities suggested by the launch of the AI Alliance, which brings leading organizations across industry, academia, research, and government together to foster an open community. Through its partnership with...
AI product strategies and research topics highlighted at Red Hat Colloquium
AI technology is developing so quickly that by the time an enterprise implements a solution, it can easily be out of date. How do you know whether you’re pursuing a sound long-term strategy or just chasing the next shiny thing? In addition, the massive scale of AI...
Dynamic Infrastructure Services Layer: Putting the benefits of programmable hardware within reach
The pressure on developers to optimize applications for speed, performance, and efficiency keeps growing. Imagine if, instead of just modifying source code or linking in more efficient libraries, you could also customize your hardware stack to meet your specific...
Research in AI for automotive and distributed systems wins recognition
Papers from two projects based at the Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University have been recognized for excellence at preeminent research conferences. Both projects were recipients of the Red Hat Collaboratory 2022 and 2023 Research Incubation Awards. Details about...
Red Hat Research brings sustainability to the edge
A data-science-driven sustainability project supported by Red Hat Research was recognized as a FIWARE iHub at the 2023 FIWARE Summit in Vienna, Austria. Based on the SmartaByar smart village in Sweden, the project was a recipient of the Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University Research Incubation Award in 2022 and 2023. FIWARE describes iHubs as centers for accelerated growth that support companies, cities, and developers in their innovation and digitalization journey by offering easy access to open source technologies, business development support, and community building.
Research launched to optimize an open source software ecosystem for EU processors
Red Hat Research has joined industry and university partners as a contributor to the Accelerated EuRopean clOud (AERO), a collaborative software development project that complements the European Processor Initiative (EPI), one of several European Commission (EC)...