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To bypass high GPU costs and hardware shortages, Red Hat and Intel have combined standard enterprise CPUs with cloud software to offer a simpler, cheaper alternative for running AI tasks.
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- 1 Sept 2026
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To bypass high GPU costs and hardware shortages, Red Hat and Intel have combined standard enterprise CPUs with cloud software to offer a simpler, cheaper alternative for running AI tasks.
Built-in hardware acceleration allows companies to securely run AI models, search pipelines, and automated agents directly on standard server hardware without needing dedicated GPUs.
Pre-packaged setup templates are included so developers can quickly move real-world AI projects from testing into full production.
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