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Volume 343, Issue 4 · 10 articles from 2 issues

In This Issue

• MLOps for Edge AI: Managing AI Models Across Distributed Fleets
• From Buzzword to Blueprint: Implementing Zero Trust on Red Hat OpenShift with the Layered Zero Trust Validated Pattern
• MLOps for Edge AI: Keeping Models Accurate Over Time
• AI Agent Security With Policy-Driven Access Control
• Red Hat and HP: Empowering Physical AI from Bench to Fleet
• Enterprise AI Needs a Data Strategy, Not Just a Model Strategy
• Securing the Enterprise Software Supply Chain in the AI Era
• Shared GPUs Without Shared Latency: Priority-Aware Serving in Red Hat AI
• How Delta Air Lines Scaled AI-Native Development to 1,200 Engineers with Cloud Development Environments
• Responsible Disclosure in the Age of Vulnpocalypse

MLOps for Edge AI: Managing AI Models Across Distributed Fleets (Red Hat, Tuesday, October 20th, 2026)

Red Hat explains how to manage versions, updates and unreachable devices when running edge AI models across thousands of devices. Read more

From Buzzword to Blueprint: Implementing Zero Trust on Red Hat OpenShift with the Layered Zero Trust Validated Pattern (Red Hat, Thursday, October 22nd, 2026)

Red Hat shows how the Layered Zero Trust Validated Pattern turns zero trust principles into repeatable deployments on OpenShift. Read more

MLOps for Edge AI: Keeping Models Accurate Over Time (Red Hat, Monday, October 26th, 2026)

Red Hat explains how to detect drift and retrain edge AI models so they stay accurate after deployment. Read more

AI Agent Security With Policy-Driven Access Control (Red Hat, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026)

Red Hat proposes translating governance documents into enforceable data access policies to stop over-permissioned AI agents. Read more

Red Hat and HP: Empowering Physical AI from Bench to Fleet (Red Hat, Wednesday, October 21st, 2026)

Red Hat describes work with HP to turn robotics AI training into a repeatable, traceable record-train-deploy loop for production fleets. Read more

Enterprise AI Needs a Data Strategy, Not Just a Model Strategy (Red Hat, Monday, October 26th, 2026)

Red Hat argues enterprise AI success depends on a data strategy built on foundation, trust, and ecosystem dimensions. Read more

Securing the Enterprise Software Supply Chain in the AI Era (Red Hat, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026)

Red Hat survey of 1,400 EMEA CIOs finds confidence in AI governance outpaces actual visibility into data and software supply chains. Read more

Shared GPUs Without Shared Latency: Priority-Aware Serving in Red Hat AI (Red Hat, Tuesday, October 20th, 2026)

Red Hat AI 3.5 adds priority-aware serving built on llm-d flow control so chat, batch and agent traffic can share GPUs. Read more

How Delta Air Lines Scaled AI-Native Development to 1,200 Engineers with Cloud Development Environments (Red Hat, Tuesday, October 20th, 2026)

Red Hat details how Delta Air Lines used OpenShift Dev Spaces cloud development environments to support 1,200 developers. Read more

Responsible Disclosure in the Age of Vulnpocalypse (Red Hat, Monday, October 26th, 2026)

Red Hat argues AI-driven vulnerability discovery demands stronger coordinated disclosure, risk-based embargoes, and support for maintainers. Read more

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