Leading provider of open source solutions Red Hat, Inc. announced on Wednesday that it will be working with Lenovo to deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI) on servers Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 V3.

As a result of this partnership, RHEL AI is verified to support SR675 V3 servers and will come factory pre-installed, enabling users to create, test, and deploy generative and artificial intelligence (AI) models on a reliable foundation model platform that is based on an operating system optimized for AI more quickly.

While modern AI offers a great chance for businesses to accelerate innovation, AI workloads need a mix of powerful servers and adaptable software to handle these demanding computational and processing demands while optimizing AI model training and optimization. Red Hat and Lenovo provide optimum performance for AI computing leveraging built-in GPU processing capability by integrating Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 V3 servers using the power of RHEL AI.

RHEL AI is an initial model platform that combines InstructLab model aligning tools with the Granite family of IBM Research large language models (LLMs), which are distributed under open source, to provide a community-driven method to model creation. The solution is included in Red Hat OpenShift AI, Red Hat's cloud-based machine learning operations (MLOps) platform, to run models and InstructLab that scale across distributed cluster environments.

Red Hat solution optimization and implementation are supported in-depth by Lenovo Consulting Service. By offering implementation, integration, and management skills, these services help companies’ lower costs and increase the performance and scalability of their IT infrastructure. Lenovo's team of professionals is available to assist you at every stage of the technology lifecycle.

Now available and supported on Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 v3 servers is RHEL AI. In Lenovo's AI Center of Excellence, clients may have a firsthand look at the solution, with customized results to fit the specific requirements of individual companies.