Atos Launches AMOS-AI Built on Red Hat OpenShift AI

Nov 13, 2025
Atos has introduced Atos Managed OpenShift AI (AMOS-AI), a hybrid and multi-cloud platform built on Red Hat OpenShift AI to support secure, sovereign AI deployments across regions.

Atos has launched Atos Managed OpenShift AI (AMOS-AI), announced in a press release, introducing a managed Platform-as-a-Service that integrates Red Hat OpenShift AI. The new platform is designed to help organizations manage AI workloads securely across hybrid and multi-cloud environments while maintaining compliance with regional data sovereignty requirements.

Atos AMOS-AI combines AI-driven automation, predictive analytics, and data governance tools to help customers train, deploy, and monitor models within a unified environment. The platform supports the entire AI lifecycle—from data preparation to model deployment—using Red Hat OpenShift AI’s enterprise-grade generative AI and MLOps capabilities.

The service builds on Atos’ collaboration with Red Hat and leverages OpenShift’s scalability and hybrid cloud flexibility to enable customers to operationalize AI in sovereign environments. Atos said proof-of-concept projects with Red Hat demonstrated AMOS-AI’s ability to deliver measurable outcomes for industries subject to strict data regulations.

Atos noted that AMOS-AI also extends integration with its Polaris AI Platform, allowing the creation of autonomous agentic AI systems and orchestration of software workflows across hybrid environments. The offering is part of Atos’ broader Cloud & Modern Infrastructure portfolio, developed in partnership with Red Hat’s Open Innovation Labs.

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