The last mile: from zero trust tokens to real-world resources

Key takeaways: The last mile problem is translating a verified zero trust delegation token into credentials that external resources will accept while preserving the permission intersection. This is solved by a credential gateway that validates the token, computes the...

Triton Kernel Profiling with Proton and ROCm on AMD GPUs

This is the second article in our series on Triton kernel profiling. In our first post, Triton kernel profiling with NVIDIA Nsight tools, we introduced how to profile and optimize custom Triton GPU kernels on NVIDIA hardware. In this post, we focus specifically on...

Wiring zero trust identity for AI agents: SPIFFE, token exchange, and Kagenti

Key takeaways: The identity plumbing for zero trust delegation is accomplished by wiring three technologies together: SPIFFE for service-to-service cryptographic workload identity (mTLS), AuthBridge via RFC 8693 token exchange to pass user delegation context (JWTs),...

Welcome to Red Hat Emerging Technologies

Here you’ll find information about the emerging technology projects the Red Hat Office of the CTO is working on. For us, “emerging technologies” refers to those technologies that are still taking shape in the enterprise or even in research communities. Emerging technologies engineering is pre-product, purely upstream work. Not everything you see here will become part of the Red Hat portfolio roadmap, but we want to share this information with our customers and partners and encourage your participation. At Red Hat, we love to co-create with open source communities, partners and customers. We look forward to you engaging with us and providing your ideas and feedback on these projects.