Indian businesses are increasingly opting for Red Hat's open-source solutions to gain control over their AI and cloud infrastructure, said Red Hat India and South Asia vice-president Navtez Bal. Driven by concerns over data sovereignty and vendor lock-in, enterprises are moving beyond AI experiments towards production deployments.
Indian businesses are increasingly opting for Red Hat's open-source solutions to gain control over their AI and cloud infrastructure, said Red Hat India and South Asia vice-president Navtez Bal. Driven by concerns over data sovereignty and vendor lock-in, enterprises are moving beyond AI experiments towards production deployments.
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