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Red Hat bets AgentOps can close the gap between AI experiments and production

At Red Hat Summit, Red Hat unveiled Red Hat AI 3.4 with Model-as-a-Service (MaaS), AgentOps, and metal-to-agent infrastructure, aiming to operationalize AI from experimentation to production across hybrid cloud. The platform introduces evaluation hub, prompt management, cryptographic identity, and adversarial scanning to address enterprise security and governance.

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Red Hat bets AgentOps can close the gap between AI experiments and production
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  • Red Hat AI 3.4 introduces Model-as-a-Service (MaaS) for on-demand AI model access with governance.
  • AgentOps provides tracing, observability, identity, and lifecycle management for autonomous agents.
  • Speculative decoding improves inference speed by 2-3x, and request prioritization is supported.
  • Security includes SPIFFE/SPIRE-based identity, adversarial scanning via Garak and Chatterbox Labs, and Nvidia NeMo Guardrails.

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