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What is Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations?
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® for Workstations is optimized for high-performance graphics, animation, and scientific activities–with all the capabilities and applications workstation users need to focus on their tasks and not workstation administration.
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High-performance computing power for human creativity
Organizations need high-end workstations that can be easily supported by their developers and power users, such as digital artists, physicians, scientists, or engineers.
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations platform is ideal for embedded use cases where graphics is the focus, like medical imaging, air traffic control, networks or power operations, and flight simulators. It supports the entire enterprise portfolio, from edge devices through datacenter, to the workstation where systems are monitored and controlled, and data is analyzed.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations on AWS
Combining Red Hat Enterprise Linux and AWS brings together the best of both offerings. Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations is available now via the AWS Marketplace with support for both GRID and Tesla drivers. This workstation-as-a-service solution provides a fully-featured environment, supporting a variety of hardware instances, while delivering a more powerful set of capabilities unique to AWS.
Features & benefits
TrustRadius awarded Red Hat Enterprise Linux its Best Feature Set designation after its features received high ratings from respondents.
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Case study
Volkswagen supports computer-aided engineering with a modern operating system
Volkswagen migrated from UNIX to Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations to simplify its operating system (OS) management for its research and development (R&D) engineers. Standardizing on Red Hat Enterprise Linux provided close to 1,000 engineers with a stable, supported platform for resource-intensive computer-aided engineering (CAE). It also allowed them to support the latest graphic processing units (GPUs) and access high volumes of memory.
Why Red Hat Enterprise Linux?
Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides organizations what they need to help create the infrastructure they want. And with thousands of certified hardware, software, and cloud partners, Red Hat Enterprise Linux offers a consistent foundation across hybrid environments, supporting virtually any workload and providing the tools needed to deliver services and workloads faster with less effort.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations is optimized for high-performance, graphically intensive workloads. It supports the capabilities and applications that professional workstation users need, plus tools for centralized provisioning and administration, allowing users to focus on tasks that add value to the organization.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations on AWS
Combining Red Hat Enterprise Linux and AWS brings together the best of both offerings. Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations is available now via the AWS Marketplace with support for both GRID and Tesla drivers. This workstation-as-a-service solution provides a fully-featured environment, supporting a variety of hardware instances, while delivering a more powerful set of capabilities unique to AWS.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server can be optimized to run on servers or high-performance workstations and supports a range of hardware architectures like x86, ARM, IBM Power, IBM Z, and IBM LinuxONE. Our deep collaboration with upstream communities and hardware partners makes this possible, bringing you a reliable platform for many use cases and a consistent application environment across physical, virtual, and cloud deployments.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription offerings
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is certified on hundreds of clouds and with thousands of hardware and software vendors, and it can be purchased to support specific use cases like edge computing or SAP workloads.
Read the subscription guide for more details on selecting the subscriptions that best meet your technical and business requirements.
