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IBM's Red Hat Selling Slop and More, Says "Master"
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Red Hat Official ☛ An inside look at Red Hat’s high school internship program
In July 2026, the second High School Internship Program kicked off in Boston and Raleigh. This unique internship, taking place over the course of four weeks, gives high school juniors and seniors a first glimpse into the professional world—laying a foundation they can continue to develop as they pursue their future academic and career goals.
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Red Hat ☛ GPU virtualization at scale: AMD MI300X SR-IOV on Red Bait OpenStack Services on OpenShift
Enterprise Hey Hi (AI) environments are increasingly moving from dedicated GPU servers toward shared accelerator infrastructure that can support multiple users, teams, and workloads on the same hardware. This shift creates an important infrastructure question: How can organizations increase GPU utilization while maintaining strong workload isolation and predictable performance?
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Red Hat ☛ Master your skills: Building skills you can trust [Ed: Red Hat: Stop Saying Master, It's Racist. Today's Red Hat: "Master Your Skills" and Adopt Slop Plagiarism]
In my article Standardize project context with AGENTS.md and Agent Skills, I discussed agent context, how skills work, and how to share skills across projects and teams. If you followed along with that article, you now have skills in
.agents/skills/, and maybe even a marketplace set up, which is a good foundation to build on. But how do you know your skills actually work? -
Venture Beat ☛ OpenClaw launches free enterprise control plane for persistent AI agents, backed by OpenAI, Red Hat and Nvidia [Ed: Red Hat puff piece for Red Hat to link to in order to promote slop]
The popular open source AI agentic framework OpenClaw is now targeting the enterprise with OpenClaw Enterprise, or OCE, a new, vendor-neutral, MIT Licensed platform designed to allow companies to deploy persistent AI agents while retaining centralized control over security, permissions, auditing and infrastructure.