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Struggling to keep pace with the ever-changing world of technology? For experienced tech professionals, making sense of this complexity to find real strategic advantages is key. This series offers a clear path, featuring insightful, casual conversations with leading global experts, innovators, and key voices from Red Hat, all cutting through the hype.Drawing from Red Hat's deep expertise in open source and enterprise innovation, each discussion delves into new and emerging technologies-- from artificial intelligence and the future of cloud computing to cybersecurity, data management, and beyond. The focus is on understanding not just the 'what,' but the important 'why' and 'how': exploring how these advancements can shape long-term strategic developments for your organization and your career. Gain an insider’s perspective that humanizes complex topics, helping you anticipate what’s next and make informed decisions. Equip yourself with the knowledge to turn today's emerging tech into v
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Technically Speaking with Chris Wright is hosted by Red Hat. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Can agentic AI patch the internet? ft. Mike McGrath" (7 October 2026, 23 minutes), "How Red Hat cleared IT debt for scalable AI ft. Marco Bill" (2 September 2026, 23 minutes), and "Standardizing the AI stack with PyTorch ft. Steven Pousty" (5 August 2026, 24 minutes).
Technically Speaking with Chris Wright publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 14 episodes.
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Red Hat hosts Technically Speaking with Chris Wright, a business podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Every CTO and CSO faces a daunting reality: while engineering teams write clean, audited code, modern applications rely on thousands of open source dependencies they didn't write. When a critical Common Vulnerabilities...
While conversations around enterprise AI tend to focus on high-level possibilities, less attention is given to the foundational plumbing required to make systems actually run. What happens when an enterprise's financial...
You might view PyTorch simply as a tool for data scientists building models, but it has become a critical infrastructure bridge for modern AI-powered workloads. Acting as the functional "kernel" of the modern AI stack...
You might view PyTorch simply as a tool for data scientists building models, but it has become a critical infrastructure bridge for modern AI-powered workloads. Acting as the functional "kernel" of the modern AI stack...
What does digital sovereignty actually mean when most AI runs on someone else's black box? In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Chris Wright talks with Jered Floyd from the Red Hat Field CTO team about...
What does digital sovereignty actually mean when most AI runs on someone else's black box? In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Chris Wright talks with Jered Floyd from the Red Hat Field CTO team about...
Go behind the scenes of Red Hat's internal innovation engine to discover how we evaluate emerging open source tech and choose exactly where to place our next major technology bets. In this episode of Technically...
While generative AI demos are flashy, moving those capabilities into a reliable, secure enterprise production environment is a different ballgame. In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Chris Wright sits...
A decade ago, the shift from monolithic applications to microservices created an explosion of complexity that only Kubernetes could tame. Today, the enterprise is facing a similar inflection point. We are moving beyond...
We often hear about AI's potential to generate text and code, but its application in healthcare and life sciences promises a more profound impact: solving our most fundamental challenges in disease and medicine. This...
The software supply chain has always been a critical battleground, but AI introduces an exponential increase in scale and complexity. We are no longer just securing lines of code; we are now responsible for securing the...
As modern IT systems grow too complex for humans to effectively manage, there's growing interest in turning to autonomous AI agents for operations. While powerful, these agents introduce new challenges around trust...
Scaling LLM inference for production isn't just about adding more machines, it demands new intelligence in the infrastructure itself. In this episode, we're joined by Carlos Costa, Distinguished Engineer at IBM...
Explore what it takes to run massive language models efficiently with Red Hat's Senior Principal Software Engineer in AI Engineering, Nick Hill. In this episode, we go behind the headlines to uncover the systems-level...
Explore the future of enterprise AI with Red Hat's SVP and AI CTO, Brian Stevens. In this episode, we delve into how AI is being practically reimagined for real-world business environments, focusing on the pivotal shift...
Technically Speaking with Chris Wright
Ready to go deeper into the ever-evolving landscape of technology? Technically Speaking, hosted by Red Hat CTO and SVP of Global Engineering Chris Wright, is back and reimagined to guide you with more depth and candor...
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