In January, the world became aware of a new class of security threat that allows attackers to exploit common industry-wide performance optimizations of modern microprocessors…read full post

For the past several years, Red Hat has emphasized the interplay of IT’s four footprints, from physical servers and virtual machines to private and public…read full post

Linux containers are often positioned as disruptive to traditional virtualization, frequently culminating in the question: Will containers kill virtualization? It’s a fair question, given the…read full post

The overarching theme of Mobile World Congress 2018 is “creating a better future.” This is a theme that can speak to the core of technology…read full post

It’s no secret that Linux has grown over the past decade to become a de facto standard for running reliable, highly-available, and mission-critical workloads...and not…read full post

]More than four years ago Red Hat made a bet. We bet big on containers as the future for how applications would be built, deployed…read full post

Meltdown and Spectre in three minutesRecent press reports talk about a newly discovered form of security threat that involves attackers exploiting common features of modern…read full post

Editor’s note - This post is the fourth in a four-part series on private cloud from Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff. Read the earlier…read full post

I recently sat down with three of my colleagues and superstar Technical Account Managers at Red Hat for some discussion around Red Hat’s Technical Account…read full post

Editor’s note - This post is the third in a four-part series on private cloud from Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff. Read the earlier…read full post