IBM positions Red Hat-based hybrid AI infrastructure as AI models commoditize
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IBM is positioning itself as a provider of hybrid AI operating infrastructure for enterprises, building on Red Hat's open-source foundation, according to a SiliconANGLE report of an analyst discussion on theCUBE Pod.
IBM is betting that AI models will become commoditized. Analysts John Furrier and Dave Vellante say IBM has the necessary pieces but has not yet shown a clear solution.
The same discussion says AI spending is shifting from training to inference, a change the analysts say benefits chipmaker Marvell and the neoclouds.
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