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Red Hat is the world's leading provider of enterprise open-source software, and its platforms form the software bedrock of an enormous share of HPC, storage, and AI deployments worldwide.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is the reference operating system of scientific computing: the distribution against which HPC applications, drivers, and ISV codes (Ansys, etc.) are certified, with a decade-long lifecycle, world-class security response, and hardware enablement that tracks the newest CPUs, GPUs, and interconnects. For research organisations, RHEL means stability and supportability at cluster scale; its ecosystem gravity (including downstream rebuilds) makes RHEL compatibility the lingua franca of HPC software.
Red Hat is a leading force in software-defined storage through Ceph (Red Hat is a primary steward of the project), delivering unified object, block, and file storage on commodity hardware which forms the backbone of many research data platforms and OpenStack/OpenShift estates.
Red Hat OpenShift is the enterprise Kubernetes standard, and OpenShift AI provides a governed platform for the full ML lifecycle (for notebooks, pipelines, model serving and GPU scheduling) bringing MLOps discipline to research and enterprise AI. Red Hat's RHEL AI and InstructLab initiatives push open-source approaches to LLM customisation, aligned with growing demand for transparent, controllable AI. NVIDIA GPU integration is first-class throughout.