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Technically Speaking with Chris Wright

Chris Wright

Booking Overview

This interview-led enterprise technology show explores emerging technologies and their practical strategic use, with a guest pattern centered on Red Hat executives and technical experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch senior technology leaders and recognized specialists in enterprise AI, open source, cloud infrastructure, or cybersecurity, especially those with concrete implementation experience; booking is likely high-difficulty given the show's strong Red Hat focus and senior technical guest profile.

Metrics

Episodes: 14

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: < 100

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 169.0k subscribers

Instagram: 122.0k followers

Page updated: Oct 28, 2026 · How we check this data

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

apac@redhat.com

info-latam@redhat.com

vlawton@redhat.com

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Host

Chris Wright - Chief Technology Officer of Red Hat, with a leadership role in the company's enterprise technology and open source strategy.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior technology executives and technical specialists with deep expertise in enterprise technology, open source, or emerging AI systems, often with direct experience shaping or deploying technology at scale.
Required Achievements:  
Senior leadership roles in enterprise technology, Technical expertise in open source or AI infrastructure, Experience guiding enterprise technology strategy or implementation

Recent Guest Discussions

Mike McGrath - Ai-assisted Vulnerability Discovery, Open Source Software Security, And Enterprise Patch Management.

Marco Bill - Enterprise IT Transformation, Technical Debt, AI Readiness, And Technology Governance.

Steve Pousty - Pytorch, Open Source AI Infrastructure, And Enterprise AI Deployment.

Jered Floyd - Digital Sovereignty, Open Source AI, And Control Of Enterprise AI Infrastructure.

Steve Watt - Open Source AI Strategy, Enterprise AI Infrastructure, And Emerging Hardware For AI Workloads.

Recent Topics

Technology, Enterprise Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Open Source Software, Cloud Computing

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Technically Speaking with Chris Wright
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Can agentic AI patch the internet? ft. Mike McGrath

October 07, 2026

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 and Exposures (CVE) hits one of those deep dependencies, IT leaders are trapped between two bad choices: forcing an unvalidated framework upgrade that risks breaking production, or running vulnerable software in production.In this episode of Technically Speaking, Red Hat CTO Ch...

How Red Hat cleared IT debt for scalable AI ft. Marco Bill

September 02, 2026

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 data is copied across 73 different spreadsheets or bogged down by thousands of legacy virtual machines? In this episode of Technically Speaking, host and Red Hat CTO Chris Wright sits down with Red Hat CIO Marco Bill to peek behind the curtain of enterprise IT transformation a...

Standardizing the AI stack with PyTorch ft. Steven Pousty

August 05, 2026

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, PyTorch handles the complex mathematical abstractions and hardware offloading necessary to turn raw computing power into scalable enterprise systems. In this episode of Technically Speaking with Chris Wright, Red Hat Chief Technology Officer Chris Wright sits down with Steve ...

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How do I get in touch with Technically Speaking with Chris Wright?

Technically Speaking with Chris Wright is hosted by Chris Wright. Its publicly listed emails are apac@redhat.com, info-latam@redhat.com, and vlawton@redhat.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Technically Speaking with Chris Wright?

The publicly listed emails for Technically Speaking with Chris Wright: apac@redhat.com, info-latam@redhat.com, and vlawton@redhat.com.

How many listeners does Technically Speaking with Chris Wright have?

Podseeker estimates Technically Speaking with Chris Wright reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Technically Speaking with Chris Wright?

Technically Speaking with Chris Wright typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior technology executives and technical specialists with deep expertise in enterprise technology, open source, or emerging AI systems, often with direct experience shaping or deploying technology at scale. Common among recent guests: Senior leadership roles in enterprise technology; Technical expertise in open source or AI infrastructure; Experience guiding enterprise technology strategy or implementation. Recent guests include Mike McGrath, Marco Bill, and Steve Pousty.

How hard is it to get booked on Technically Speaking with Chris Wright?

High. It mostly books established leaders in its field.

What topics does Technically Speaking with Chris Wright cover?

Recent episodes cover Technology, Enterprise Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Open Source Software, and Cloud Computing. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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info-latam@redhat.com

vlawton@redhat.com

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