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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2025 · 29 MIN

Scaling AI inference with open source ft. Brian Stevens

from Technically Speaking with Chris Wright · host Red Hat

Explore the future of enterprise AI with Red Hat's SVP and AI CTO, Brian Stevens. In this episode, we delve into how AI is being practically reimagined for real-world business environments, focusing on the pivotal shift to production-quality inference at scale and the transformative power of open source. Brian Stevens shares his expertise and unique perspective on: • The evolution of AI from experimental stages to essential, production-ready enterprise solutions. • Key lessons from the early days of enterprise Linux and their application to today’s AI inference challenges. • The critical role of projects like vLLM in optimizing AI models and creating a common, efficient inference stack for diverse hardware. • Innovations in GPU-based inference and distributed systems (like KV cache) that enable AI scalability. Tune in for a deep dive into the infrastructure and strategies making enterprise AI a reality. Whether you're a seasoned technologist, an AI practitioner, or a leader charting your company's AI journey, this discussion will provide valuable insights into building an accessible, efficient, and powerful AI future with open source.

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