How to manage a Linux fleet you can actually account for
A guided demo of Enterprise Linux Manager (ELM): manage what your whole Linux fleet runs from one place, test changes, decide what reaches production, and know what's deployed. On your own infrastructure. Comes with RLC Pro.
Arcee AI selects Fuzzball for portable workload orchestration at frontier scale
Fuzzball will help Arcee coordinate compute-intensive model-development workflows across cloud and on-premises environments while Arcee retains control of its models, data, and training and inference…
Arcee AI selects Fuzzball for portable workload orchestration at frontier scale
Arcee AI, the U.S. model lab behind the Trinity family, selected Fuzzball to coordinate compute-intensive model-development workloads across cloud, GPU-provider, and on-premises environments, while its team keeps control of its models, data, and training and inference stack.
The forgotten layer: How Brian Dawson learned to see the whole stack
Ask Brian Dawson, CIQ's Director of Product Management, to explain what he does, and he reaches for a cake analogy before he reaches for a spec sheet. Organizations have invested heavily in the most…
Lifecycle control that runs on-premises: own the cost, the cadence, and the entitlement
Run the full Enterprise Linux lifecycle on infrastructure you own, air-gapped when the environment calls for it.
CIQ ships RLC Pro AI on the newest long-term Linux kernel and converts accelerator capability into production throughput
RLC Pro AI runs the latest long-term Linux kernel, 6.18, with the GPU stack tuned and validated at first boot, and now ships as container images that run anywhere an enterprise puts an AI workload.…
Fuzzball 4.2: AI agents that drive Fuzzball, and workflows that submit workflows
Fuzzball 4.2 adds an MCP server so AI agents can run HPC workflows, self-service API access from inside workflows, multi-tenant controls, and AMD ROCm support.
Fuzzball 4.2 gives enterprises one platform to build, train, and serve their own AI
CIQ announces Fuzzball 4.2, a sovereign AI and HPC orchestration platform with an MCP server for AI agents, health-aware scheduling, and AMD ROCm GPU support.
Content views without the translation tax: moving your lifecycle workflow to ELM
Migrating off Red Hat Satellite? Content-view terminology carries over to CIQ ELM, so your team keeps its workflow.
Rebuild the system, solve the problem: Howard Van Der Wal's work with NASA
Meet CIQ Senior Customer Support Engineer Howard Van Der Wal and learn how he replicates complex Linux environments to solve challenging problems for NASA.
Why OS hardening is no longer enough: The case for infrastructure-level supply chain security
The attack surface your auditors ask about is not the one attackers use. Enterprise Linux security has matured significantly. Organizations run hardened operating systems, enforce FIPS 140-3…
What we heard from the customer side of the table
CIQ brought our entire global sales team to our Los Angeles office last week for our H2 sales kickoff, along with much of product and marketing. People flew in from Japan, Korea, India, Europe, and…
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What each product in the CIQ portfolio is for, and the briefs, guides, and portal links that go with it. Expand a product to see the detail.
OS Layer
CIQ's free tier, with variants purpose-built for major hardware ecosystems.
- RLC+ NVIDIA includes the complete NVIDIA AI and networking stack validated and ready out-of-the-box with CUDA Toolkit and DOCA-OFED pre-integrated, eliminating hours of driver setup before a single GPU-accelerated job runs.
- RLC+ AMD, coming soon, delivers AMD Instinct GPU drivers and ROCm support pre-integrated.
When requirements extend to LTS, FIPS validation, production SLOs, and indemnification, that is where RLC Pro begins.
A complete rethinking of what an Enterprise Linux vendor owes its customers. RLC Pro provides direct bug fixes, committed CVE timelines, Long-Term Support, and FIPS 140-3 as an all-inclusive subscription with no inventory tracking. Every enterprise requirement is treated as a baseline, not an add-on: binary compatibility, security, update SLAs, FIPS validation, indemnification, and support from engineers who helped build Rocky Linux.
A security-hardened variant of RLC Pro preconfigured for high-compliance environments. Ships 95%+ DISA STIG and 99% CIS compliant at first boot, no manual configuration required. Active defense is embedded directly in the OS: Linux Kernel Runtime Guard (LKRG) detects exploitation as it occurs, not after. Hardened memory allocator, hardened glibc and OpenSSH, cryptographically signed packages, and an SBOM per image provide layered protection against entire classes of vulnerabilities before they are known or disclosed.
Built with an AI-first mindset from the kernel layer up. The CIQ Linux Kernel (CLK), CUDA Toolkit, and DOCA-OFED ship commercially authorized and pre-integrated: drivers, kernel modules, and runtime dependencies validated together before release. PyTorch and vLLM combinations tested per release. The same validated stack runs identically on bare-metal, AWS, GCP, Azure, and sovereign on-premises infrastructure. Secure Boot, Confidential Computing, and a per-image SBOM included as standard.
Orchestration Layer
A cloud-native workload orchestration platform for AI and HPC that keeps data, models, and computation on infrastructure you control. Fuzzball unifies model training, fine-tuning, validation, and inference in a single portable workflow: on-premises, in the cloud, or hybrid. Integrates with existing Slurm and PBS Professional deployments.
Enterprise-grade stateless cluster provisioning. Warewulf Pro manages the full lifecycle of bare-metal compute nodes via a web UI. Nodes boot from a known image every time, so configuration drift does not accumulate and new clusters deploy in days rather than weeks.
Enterprise infrastructure automation built on AWX. Ascender Pro delivers workflow orchestration, configuration management, compliance reporting, and drift remediation at fleet scale. CVE dashboards and exportable audit records are generated as a byproduct of normal operations, not a separate staff project.
The leading open-source container runtime for HPC and scientific computing. Apptainer runs containers without root privileges and integrates natively into shared, multi-tenant cluster environments where Docker is not appropriate.
Platform Tools
A compatibility bridge enabling organizations to run RHEL-certified software on Rocky Linux without requalification. CIQ Bridge closes the gap between upstream Rocky Linux and certified enterprise software ecosystems, and provides a migration path from CentOS 7.
A searchable catalog of software and hardware verified compatible with CIQ's product portfolio. C3 gives architects and procurement teams a trusted reference for validated integrations, reducing evaluation risk when building on the CIQ stack.
The central hub for CIQ product access. Organizations use the CIQ Portal to manage licenses, download ISOs and installers, access documentation, and evaluate products before purchase, from a developer license to an enterprise trial to full production deployment.
Installation guides, configuration references, and release notes for every CIQ product, including FIPS certification status for RLC Pro. The canonical source engineers reach for once a product is deployed.
Troubleshooting articles, how-tos, and known-issue write-ups from CIQ's support engineers. Searchable answers to the questions customers actually open tickets about.