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for 25 years
A lot has changed since
1993
Open source
Big names adopt Linux® in their production environments and offer Linux support. Open source grows from a side project to the future of technology.
The dot-com boom
The invention of the web eventually leads to the dot-com boom and has an immeasurable effect on the way we live.
Mobile
Access to information at all times becomes standard. The mobile phone is refined, perfected, and massively adopted. Enterprises make applications a top priority.
Cloud computing
Demand for access to IT resources increases. Virtual machine technology progresses. The cloud becomes a more cost-effective and flexible solution compared to on-premise servers.
Big data
The internet and interconnected devices become a cornerstone of everyday life and generate vast amounts of data. Organizations use Big Data to cut costs, operate more efficiently, and find new ways to boost profits.
DevOps and containers
Rapid technological advancements and rising customer expectations require new ways of working. IT departments implement DevOps and containers to deliver applications and services more efficiently.
Red Hat has been there the whole time.
No matter what happens next, we'll always remember
what makes us Red Hat
Commitment to open source
Our commitment to open source goes beyond supporting open source software—we are a company deeply united by the belief that open unlocks the world’s potential. We are also leading contributors to hundreds of open source projects, representing thousands of developers and millions of hours.
Projects feed into products
While upstream projects are hotbeds of innovation, Red Hat has always known enterprise customers need the stable and supported foundation of a product, backed by a trusted team.
Collaborating for community and customer success
We believe collaborating with customers and open source communities leads to the best solutions to the most difficult problems.
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