Back in 2018, a scrappy startup called OpenAI used Kubernetes to balance compute loads across its own data centers and AWS and Azure capacity. Years before the release of ChatGPT and the start of the current artificial intelligence boom, AI companies were training the future with the help of open-source technology. Jonathan Bryce , Executive Director of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which stewards Kubernetes and other software tools, tells The New Stack that Kubernetes and other open-source tools are key to “enabling super flexible environments that can adapt [to]...

Source: The New Stack