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Also with the new RHEL releases, Red Hat users now can more easily install validated drivers for leading AI accelerators from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia. This move will have RHEL delivering validated drivers to provide a secure foundation for emerging, mission-critical workloads, helping to reduce bottlenecks and accelerate the AI/ML life cycle, Red Hat said.
The company regularly releases two RHEL versions simultaneously to provide organizations with a choice of features, performance, and support life cycles. The latest RHEL version (10.1) offers the newest security patches and hardware support. In addition, key enhancements are backported to the stable, older version (9.7) so that organizations can get crucial updates without the disruption of a major version upgrade, Red Hat said.
RHEL 9.7 incorporates post-quantum cryptography algorithms to help deal with potential threads by future quantum computing. This follows capabilities introduced in RHEL 10, which arrived May 20. RHEL 10.1, meanwhile, enhances support for post-quantum cryptography in Transport Layer Security (TLS), providing protection for crucial data in transit, Red Hat said.
