What’s New in the Open Ecosystem

Intel Open Ecosystem Team Updates

Here’s a selection of what’s new on our site and podcast.

Java and OpenJDK: A Winning Combination for Open Source Community

Arun Gupta and Simon Ritter share the history, challenges and how you can get involved. Arun Gupta, VP and GM, holds live monthly Twitter Spaces conversations with changemakers in the open source community. Follow him on Twitter for reminders on the next one and to ask your questions live.

Quickly, Easily Switch Artificial Intelligence Workloads from CPUs to GPUs

Intel and Red Hat have teamed up to deliver a cloud-based platform optimized for data science operations, Red Hat OpenShift Data Science (RHODS)*. By leveraging Intel® GPUs and the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ Toolkit, RHODS enables developers to seamlessly switch between CPU and GPU-based AI inference workloads to achieve more efficient object detection, faster task completion times, and lower overall utilization rates. This demo using Intel® GPUs in Red Hat OpenShift will get you started.

One Virtual Machine, Two Worlds

This is the first solution of three adopted enabling OP-TEE on the Intel platform. On top of an Intel® Kernel Guard Technology (iKGT) hypervisor, one VM is split into a non-secure world and secure world as shown in Figure 3. iKGT is a lightweight type-1 hypervisor, open sourced by Intel.

Kubernetes* Extensions with Ease

Ferdinand Zilcher, Presales Engineer, SUSE* and Sakari Poussa, Cloud Software Engineer, show how to deploy Kubernetes* device plug-ins for Intel® Software Guard Extensions (SGX) and Intel® QuickAssist Technology (QAT), packaged and installable from Rancher by SUSE.

Open at Intel Podcast

Season one is a wrap! You can catch all 10 episodes on the open.intel website and subscribe via your favorite podcast player.

Hosted by Katherine Druckman, Intel Open Source Evangelist, and long-time champion of open source and open standards.

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