Channel: Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat has recently experienced expanded growth, providing new and exciting opportunities in the channel space. In response to this growth, we have placed a…read full post

In November 2006, Red Hat rolled out its Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) strategy by redefining SOA to be Simple, Open and Affordable.We highlighted four customer challenges…read full post

Intel and Red Hat have been strategic partners since the beginning of Red Hat’s inception. This is a deep business development relationship that includes engineering…read full post

Red Hat and Hewlett-Packard have worked together for more than six years, with a shared commitment to the continued success of open source technology and…read full post

Operating system security–the topic can evoke strong adjectives. At Red Hat, with regard to security, we are striving to be: Innovative: Red Hat leads the…read full post

“You want to explain virtualization with stick figures. Stick figures.“It wasn’t an easy sell. Software companies don’t do stick figure. Obscenely large starbursts? Sure. Cheesy…read full post

Everyone seems to know that the big buzz around Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Advanced Platform is the integration of virtualization at no extra charge…read full post

IBM was one of Red Hat’s initial investors way back before Red Hat went public. Since then, IBM has seen great demand from customers for…read full post

EMC views Red Hat as a strategic partner and supports the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 based on the significant developments to the…read full post

Symantec and Red Hat together strive to deliver enterprise customers a portfolio of secure, safe and scalable solutions. Most recently, the two companies have worked…read full post