DMTF recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of its groundbreaking Redfish® standard, which has revolutionized the way IT and AI infrastructure is managed in modern, scalable, and interoperable environments. From its launch in 2015 to its newest specification release—Redfish 2025.3—Redfish has become the industry standard for secure, simple, and comprehensive management of hybrid IT and the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC). 

Originally developed to replace legacy protocols with a modern, RESTful interface, Redfish has continuously evolved to meet the changing demands of data centers, edge computing, and composable infrastructure. The Redfish ecosystem now enables unified management of modern IT - from traditional servers and storage to GPUs and DPUs, power and cooling infrastructure, hyperscale cloud platforms, and cutting-edge AI data centers. 

“Over the past decade, Redfish has grown from a bold vision to an essential foundation for modern AI and IT management,” said Jeff Hilland, DMTF president. “Its open, extensible model has enabled unprecedented interoperability across vendors and platforms—giving organizations confidence that they can scale efficiently. Redfish continues to expand support for composability, storage, power, fabrics, DCIM, telemetry, virtualization, workloads and more. I can’t wait to see its growth over the next 10 years.”

The success of Redfish is driven by strong industry collaboration, including work with several of DMTF’s alliance partners. Contributors and adopters include leading companies across hardware, software, and hyperscale cloud providers. DMTF’s Redfish Forum continues to guide the development of the standard, ensuring it remains aligned with real-world implementation and innovation.

To read the full press release and industry support click here.