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RED HAT SPEAKS:
Comments from Red Hat CEO Paul Cormier
“The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference.” - Elie Wiesel
I want to say this unambiguously: Red Hat is not indifferent. We stand in solidarity with the Black community - our colleagues, customers, partners and neighbors - and all who are hurting right now in the fight against racism and injustice.
At Red Hat we default to open, and that also applies to how we treat one another. We strive to create an environment rooted in mutual respect where everyone belongs, has a voice and is supported. I have said before, in a different context, that we’re all in this together. That remains true: this is a time for unity and for us to come together for one another and our communities.
Our words are not enough. We will be making a financial contribution in support of equality and justice, to be selected by our Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (B.U.I.L.D.) community.
ON THE BLOG:
Open Sourcing Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes
At Red Hat, we believe using an open development model helps create more secure, stable and innovative technologies. And the commitment to that open source model is what we have based our business model on.
CUSTOMER SUCCESS:
InformationWeek - Why Vodafone Greece Devs Migrated to Red Hat’s Quarkus
The team at Vodafone Greece kept trying to make do with its legacy systems but the need for a nimbler option became impossible to ignore. They had been using a monolithic service architecture that was in place for decades. A newer option emerged when Quarkus came on the scene.
IN THE NEWS:
Integration Developer News - Red Hat Accelerates Open Cloud Initiatives for Hybrid, Multi-Cloud, Virtualization
In the wake of big rollouts at Red Hat Summit, IDN talks with several Red Hat experts about the company’s latest vision for crucial technologies in the modern enterprise. IDN looks at OpenShift, cloud-native apps, cluster management and support for edge, hybrid, cloud and multi-cloud enterprises.
WATCH THE VIDEO:
TFiR - BMW’s Self Driving Cars And Red Hat Technologies
DXC Technology used Red Hat software to build a new data platform for BMW Group. The platform is used to access, analyze and apply large amounts of data collected from sensors used during road tests to support its automated vehicle initiatives. The platform helped the group reduce development time with faster, more accurate driving simulations and data analytics.
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