Red Hat: Still Herding CentOS Users Into Proprietary RHEL and Resorting to Buzzwords for Marketing
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Red Hat Official ☛ Converting CentOS Linux to RHEL in Alicloud [Ed: Red Hat wants to move RHEL clone users into proprietary RHEL.]
Add the required package repos. On CentOS Linux 7: [...]
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Red Hat Official ☛ How should you modernize your applications?
When thinking about multiple ways to approach a task or problem, it’s often useful to have some sort of framework. For the purposes of modernizing applications mostly in the context of Kubernetes-based application development platforms, we followed the 6 Rs framework, a model deriving from the 5 Rs created by market researcher Gartner in 2010 at a time when many businesses were starting to grapple with how best to move their legacy applications to a cloud. (Sometimes you’ll also see a 7 Rs variant.) You’ll find some differences in nomenclature from different sources but the overall framework is widely used.
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ChRIS five years later: the groundbreaking platform levels the playing field for advanced analytics and AI in medicine [Ed: Buzzwords spun as "research"]
Orran Krieger: So AI is one of a set of techniques that can be very helpful as part of the whole workflow assisting the radiologist. And via ChRIS, you provide a tool that makes it possible to apply AI technologies where they’re useful. ChRIS allows people to exploit AI, along with other techniques, to solve problems.
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Venture Beat ☛ AI stack attack: Navigating the generative tech maze [Ed: Apple is trying hard to Red Hat Official ☛ promote this hype with its name thrown in; this is pathetic marketing]
However, not all industry players advocate for a single-vendor approach. Red Hat’s Steven Huels, General Manager of the AI Business Unit, offers a contrasting perspective: “There’s no one vendor that you get it all from anymore.” Red Hat instead focuses on complementary solutions that can integrate with a variety of existing systems.