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Red Hat and Intel spotlight scalable AI inference as enterprises move beyond the GPU gold rush

As enterprises shift from AI experimentation to broad deployment, Red Hat and Intel emphasize cost-efficient, scalable inference using CPUs and open-source tools like vLLM, moving beyond GPU-heavy infrastructure.

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Red Hat and Intel spotlight scalable AI inference as enterprises move beyond the GPU gold rush
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  • Enterprises focus on scalable AI inference without breaking budgets.
  • CPUs are increasingly used for agentic inference tasks, freeing GPUs for heavy workloads.
  • Red Hat and Intel collaborate to bring full vLLM support for Intel Xeon to Red Hat AI 3.4.
  • The right balance of CPUs and GPUs yields better cost per token.

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