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Red Hat Official Site Advances Buzzwords and PR, Shallow Hype

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 10, 2025

Red Hat Official ☛ Don’t just automate, validate: How to measure and grow your return on investment [Ed: Marketing metrics]

The automation dashboard provides a comprehensive view of automation performance, enabling you to measure and demonstrate the value of your initiatives. Through the on-premise dashboard, you gain detailed insights into automation usage, job outcomes, and associated financial impact. Key metrics such as job success rates, time savings, and return on investment (ROI) support data-driven decision-making and help identify opportunities to scale automation effectively. With robust customization and reporting capabilities, you can filter, save, export, and share detailed analyses on project performance, user activity, and operational efficiency.

Red Hat Official ☛ How Red Hat OpenShift AI simplifies trust and compliance [Ed: Red Hat selling hype and buzzwords rather than core stuff]

These standards set the rules for encryption, access control, auditing, and data handling. They also introduce operational constraints that limit where and how AI runs.Red Hat OpenShift AI helps to bridge that divide, allowing organizations to build and deploy protected AI where the data lives, across datacenters, public clouds, and edge environments.

Red Hat ☛ Your Hey Hi (AI) agents, evolved: Modernize Llama Stack agents by migrating to the Responses API [Ed: Calibrating for buzzwords and plagiarism]

The world of Hey Hi (AI) agent development moves fast. Sometimes, that means the tools we rely on evolve in ways that require us to rethink our implementations. If you built agents using Llama Stack's original Agent APIs, you've likely heard they're being deprecated in favor of the more powerful, OpenAI-compatible Responses Hey Hi (AI) What does that mean for your existing code? How do you make the transition without rebuilding from scratch?

Red Hat ☛ Advancing low‑bit quantization for LLMs: AutoRound x LLM Compressor [Ed: More hype, more buzz]

AutoRound, a state‑of‑the‑art post‑training quantization (PTQ) algorithm developed by Intel, is now integrated into LLM Compressor.

Red Hat ☛ Semantic anomaly detection in log files with Cordon

Production log files are often long and cluttered, filled with repetitive INFO entries, health checks, and normal operational messages. In a failure scenario, most of these lines will not give you an idea of what might have gone wrong. While verbose logging in production applications is appreciated, we often don't know what we are looking for in these large log files. I created Cordon to help human and Hey Hi (AI) operators use semantic anomaly detection to identify what is truly unusual.

Red Hat ☛ Integrate OpenShift Gateway API with OpenShift Service Mesh

In Kubernetes networking, the Gateway API represents the future of ingress management, while Istio Service Mesh continues to provide robust service-to-service communication. But what happens when you need to integrate Kubernetes’s native Gateway API implementation with a service mesh? This article details a real-world challenge we encountered, and the workaround we prototyped.