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Resource Description: Red Hat#39;s principal architect - David Egts - comments on DoD#39;s data center consolidation program in Military Information Technology#39;s February 2013 issue.

Resource Description: Government Technology talked to Gunnar Hellekson, Chief Technology Strategist for Red Hat Public Sector, to get his perspective on the open source phenomenon.

Resource Description: The winners of Red Hat, Inc.’s annual Red Hat North America Partner Awards have been announced. The organization honored its partners at a 2013 North America Partner Conference in San Diego, Calif.

Resource Description: Gunnar Hellekson, chief technology strategist for the Red Hat US Public Sector group, notes the lessons from a 2010 study regarding the distance between government policy favoring open source technology and solicitations that don't actively discriminate against it.

Resource Description: Expert Gunnar Hellekson explains how open source will affect the government#39;s approach to cloud, mobile, virtualization, and big data.

Resource Description: Red Hat#39;s Paul Brownell discusses how government after government, it seems, is stepping up and laying the ground work for public-sector adoption and private-sector growth of open standards and open source software.

Description: The Fedora Project is an online community aimed at improving the lives of people around the world through free software.

Resource Description: The Fedora Project is an online community aimed at improving the lives of people around the world through free software.

Resource Description: The success and popularity of JBoss Enterprise Middleware is due in part to a commitment to innovation and industry leadership. This leadership can be witnessed through Red Hat's involvement in strategic industry and standards committees, as well as through awards and recognition.

Resource Description: From that first nudge by NASA, OpenStack has now taken on a life of its own. Today, NASA is a minor player in the project, which has been swept up by big technology companies, including RackSpace, Red Hat, and IBM.

Resource Description: Sqrrl—a company founded by a group of National Security Agency engineers who helped build Accumulo—is seeking to bring the NSA's database to other government agencies and businesses in much the same way Red Hat delivered the Linux® operating system to the commercial market.