Red Hat executives highlighted Argentina's technological evolution at a summit with more than 400 attendees
Michael Ferris and Leigh Day, senior vice presidents at Red Hat, visited Argentina and took part in the Summit the open source software company organized in the country, with more than 400 attendees. They discussed AI adoption: the focus has shifted from models to agents and applications, and investment is growing in preparing corporate data for AI. They also noted customer pressure to control their data and deploy hybrid architectures, and highlighted the interest and opportunities they see in the country.
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- Two Red Hat senior vice presidents took part in the company's Summit in Argentina, with more than 400 attendees.
- Ferris said the focus is shifting from models to agents and applications, with heavy investment in "AI ready" data.
- Customers seek hybrid architectures to avoid depending on a single model provider and to keep control of their data.
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