Red Hat announced an improved experience for Red Hat Enterprise Linux customers by making leading AI accelerators from AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA easier to access and install. As a validated operating system distributor, RHEL provides a trusted base for AI workloads. This reduces deployment issues and speeds up AI/ML lifecycles for enterprises. With the update, IT teams can access the latest drivers and userspace components directly from Red Hat repositories. This guarantees interoperability and cuts down production downtime. Resources now accessible include the AMD GPU kernel mode driver and ROCm, Intel NPU kernel mode driver, NVIDIA GPU OpenRM, and CUDA toolkit.
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This simplifies driver management and speeds up time-to-production for AI applications. With this, Red Hat Enterprise Linux has become an even more dependable cornerstone for open hybrid cloud and automation and for enterprise AI innovation. Red Hat continues to redefine what the operating system can do by simplifying how to gain access to validated AI acceleration software: robust, scalable, and production-ready to meet the growing demands of modern AI workloads.