Source Conflicts
Open disagreements between official Red Hat sources (release notes, the live Supported Configurations matrix, product guides). Never silently resolved to one answer — both claims are preserved verbatim so sellers and customers know exactly where to caveat a claim. Source precedence when a single answer is required for formal support purposes: Supported Configurations matrix → release notes → product guides → press coverage (corroboration only).
6 open conflict(s).
OGX component/operator GA vs. OpenShift AI OGX integration guide TP (ogx-core)
Supported Configurations matrix (3.5): OGX Operator + OGX component: GA on x86_64, Arm, IBM Power
OpenShift AI OGX product/integration guide (3.5): OpenShift AI OGX integration: Technology Preview
Component support and integration/API maturity are genuinely separate layers here, not a simple contradiction -- state both.
IBM Z (s390x) support (nemo-guardrails)
3.5 GA release notes: Announces IBM Z (s390x) support
Supported Configurations matrix (3.5): Does not list NeMo Guardrails as available on IBM Z
Use the matrix for production support commitments until reconciled.
EvalHub formal support status (evalhub)
3.5 GA release notes: EvalHub is generally available (GA), full Red Hat support
Supported Configurations matrix (3.5): EvalHub 0.3.0: Technology Preview on x86_64; unavailable on Arm/IBM Power/IBM Z
Matrix governs formal/contractual support classification; release-note GA statement preserved as release-history language.
Supported KubeRay version at 3.5 (kuberay)
3.5 release notes: KubeRay operator upgraded to 1.6.x
Supported Configurations matrix (3.5): KubeRay 1.4.2 (GA x86_64/Arm, TP Power, unavailable Z)
IBM Power availability (autorag)
3.5 EA2 release notes: AutoRAG support extended to IBM Power
Supported Configurations matrix (3.5): AutoRAG not listed as available on IBM Power
3.5 GA date (platform-lifecycle)
OpenShift AI Self-Managed Life Cycle (access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/rhoai-sm/lifecycle): 2026-08-27
3.5 release notes / launch press coverage: 2026-09-09
The official Life Cycle Dates table's General Availability date for 3.5 (27 Aug 2026) precedes the date stated in the release notes and corroborating press coverage (9 Sep 2026) by about two weeks. The dashboard release timeline uses the Life Cycle page's date since it drives the Full Support / EUS phase math; the release-notes date is preserved here as the milestone-history figure.