AI-ready Enterprise Platform with Red Hat OpenShift
A scalable platform that helps accelerate a diverse range of AI use cases.
While organizations know they need to invest in AI to secure their future, many struggle with finding the strategy and platform to enable success. Unlike traditional enterprise applications, AI apps are relatively new for enterprise IT departments. They’re anchored in rapidly-evolving, open-source, bleeding-edge code and lack proven approaches that meet the rigors of scaled enterprise production settings.
NVIDIA and Red Hat are working together to enable customers to run their businesses using familiar infrastructure on many footprints—from virtualized and private cloud deployments in corporate data centers to massive-scale services deployed on public clouds—all the way to the edge. NVIDIA AI Enterprise software suite and Red Hat OpenShift offer a scalable platform that helps accelerate a diverse range of AI use cases. Enterprises can expedite deep learning (DL) and ML for every industry—from healthcare to financial services to manufacturing. NVIDIA AI Enterprise with Red Hat OpenShift also provides unparalleled flexibility, offering organizations the option to deploy in both bare-metal and virtualized environments—whether on-premise or on the public cloud.- Streamline delivery of intelligent applications with integrated MLOps
- Enable collaboration across teams so ML models can be quickly integrated into the development of intelligent applications and deployed into production.
- Accelerate compute-intensive ML modeling and inferencing jobs
- Maximize performance for ML modeling and inference.
- Ease of deployment and scaling
- Leverage the jointly certified NVIDIA and Red Hat solution to deploy and manage AI workloads in containers or VMs with optimized software.
In today’s ever changing marketplace, we must always be at the forefront of innovation for our clients. We are proud to have delivered a unique AI Private Cloud capability in-house, leveraging our strong collaboration with Red Hat and NVIDIA.
Mike TardifSenior Vice President, Tech Infrastructure, Royal Bank of Canada