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Red Hat and IBM Leftovers
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The Register UK ☛ IBM offloads 'hundreds' of its cloudy VMware customers
IBM has sold “hundreds” of its cloudy VMware customers to Broadcom partner 11:11 Systems.
Under Broadcom’s ownership, VMware slashed the number of cloudy partners it keeps on the books and retained only partners that go all-in on the Cloud Foundation (VCF) private cloud stack. Partners that Broadcom decided not to work with lost the right to resell its software as of October 2025 and may not run VMware-powered clouds after March 2027.
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Red Hat Official ☛ Using on-premise Red Hat Lightspeed capabilities to monitor vulnerabilities and apply advisor remediations
In a previous blog post we’ve outlined how to install Red Hat Lightspeed on premise, and in this post, we'll talk about what capabilities on-premise Red Hat Lightspeed provides and how you use it.
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Red Hat Official ☛ MLOps at the edge: Running AI models at the edge [Ed: IBM's latest slop promotion]
Running AI inference in a data center means using standardized hardware and abundant memory. At the edge, a single fleet might span multiple hardware platforms.
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Red Hat Official ☛ MLOps at the edge: Running AI models at the edge [Ed: Some more slop for slop's sake]
[Different URL, same nonsense]
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Red Hat Official ☛ Actionable disconnected cluster analysis, available now with Pen Drive powered by Red Hat Lightspeed
Pen drive is a single-Podman image tool that provides a streamlined toolbox for cluster state analysis. It delivers an offline version of Red Hat Lightspeed advisor, enhanced with over 1,000 proactive recommendations for debugging cluster architecture, scalability, performance, and day-to-day maintenance. Pen drive also includes Cluster Compare capabilities, as part of Red Hat OpenShift, for blueprint-based cluster drift analysis and partner recommendations. Additionally, a lightweight direct state validation mode provides safe analytics in live environments.