Friday Five — November 1, 2024

Open the future: An executive’s guide to navigating the era of constant innovation

This guide, drawing on Red Hat's decades of open source leadership and expertise, contains strategies and tools to navigate this era of constant innovation. It'll help you understand how to harness disruptive technologies from emergence to ubiquity, enabling you to confidently navigate the new normal of constant innovation — and disruption. Learn more

Announcing Fedora 41

The Fedora Project is excited to announce the general availability of Fedora Linux 41, the latest version of the free and open source OS. For desktop systems, this release features a new Fedora Miracle spin, RPM 4.20 and updates to DNF5. Learn more about the new and updated features. Learn more

Migrating VMs? 15 key resources to deepen your OpenShift Virtualization knowledge

Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization helps you migrate and deploy new and existing VM workloads alongside containers on a unified platform, while Ansible Automation Platform can help speed migration processes and automate Day 1 and Day 2 operations. If you're looking for a modern VM solution, here are 15 resources to help. Learn more

Red Hat reveals major enhancements to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI

Jump into what's new and improved with RHEL AI 1.2. This latest release introduces several key improvements to streamline generative AI model development, testing and deployment of LLMs. RHEL AI also continues Red Hat's move to make LLM training more accessible to programmers and subject matter experts, not just data scientists. Learn more

Open to options: How to build your modern virtualization strategy

Virtualization has long been the backbone of IT infrastructure that, at its core, is an exercise in modernization, efficiency and value. When paired with a hybrid cloud strategy, it transformed how enterprises manage IT resources, helping enterprises innovate faster and adapt to increasingly complex IT ecosystems. Learn more