From AI pilots to production: How DH2i and Red Hat help customers run resilient, security-focused AI on Red Hat OpenShift
From the source: Red Hat BlogBuilding an AI application is a milestone; running it reliably against business-critical enterprise data is a challenge. As organizations transition retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and AI assistants from the lab to production, the underlying infrastructure becomes the primary differentiator. To succeed, models require continuous access to trusted data, the ability to coexist with legacy…
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