Redesign and Deployment of Red Hat Openshift AI and IBM Watsonx workloads on IBM Cloud Satellite based on CXL Disaggregated Memory by using orchestrated 5G/6G slicing for AI workloads on Distributed cloud and Cloud satellite
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This idea is important because of the following:
1- it is better to make a specific 5G/6G Network slicing for AI workloads connection between 2 sides as follows:
A- Public/Private cloud side
B- the cloud satellite , Distributed cloud and EdgeAI side.
2- Redesign the configuration and orchestration to supporting the 5G/6G network slice of IBM Watsonx and other AI workloads
3- For Openshift AI:
A- This idea will efficiently manage, control and deploy the Generative AI LLMs Models, RAGs, Knoledge graphs between the cloud and on- premise data centers.
B- This idea will enable the AI microservices of Nvidia; Intel, and others working in a unified infrastructure with unified Data protection.
C- Most AI workloads of Edge computing will work with unified CXL Memory in the cloud and the on- premise data center. This will permit using multiple LLM, RAG, and Knowledge graph depending on Single Distributed Lakehouse.
4- This idea is very important to IBM Watsonx.ai and Watsonx.data because they are based on IBM Ceph and Openshift.
5- Enabling the Threat Detection easily with analysing and tracking the threatsand forensics depending on Cloud AI security intelligence workload with on-premise data.
6- This idea can be applied in the countries those have legislation about processing and analyzing the data locally inside the country.
| Idea priority | Medium |
| Needed By | Not sure -- Just thought it was cool |
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