Red Hat Summit and News
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ARM Officials Head to Red Hat Summit to Talk Servers
At the show, the chip designer will point to the growing momentum around the hardware and software ecosystem for 64-bit ARM systems.
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Peavey Electronics Amplifies Business Intelligence with Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP HANA®
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Linux Vendor Firmware Service Launches
Richard Hughes announced today the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) for hardware vendors to be able to upload their firmware files -- thus making them redistributable to fwupd users (such as with Fedora 23+) assuming they comply with the AppStream specification.
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Introducing the Linux Vendor Firmware Service
As some of you may know, I’ve spent the last couple of months talking with various Red Hat partners and other OpenHardware vendors that produce firmware updates. These include most of the laptop vendors that you know and love, along with a few more companies making very specialized hardware.
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Red Hat Partners with Samsung and Enters Mobile Market
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Samsung teams with Red Hat to build enterprise apps
Samsung is partnering with Red Hat to build mobile apps for business users in a deal that recalls Apple's tie-up with IBM this time last year.
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Red Hat and Samsung Form Alliance, to Focus on Mobile and the Cloud
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Advice on leading innovative tech teams
Denise Dumas and Katrinka McCallum are open source leaders at technology giant Red Hat. Denise steers the engineering team that builds Red Hat’s flagship product, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Katrinka heads up the team responsible for the operational backbone of engineering and business units at Red Hat.
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Red Hat preview: App performance with container-based systems
The 2015 Red Hat Summit takes place this week in Boston, and with app performance and system optimization being a key concern in this new world of virtualized and container based systems, topping the list of desirable personalities to chat with is Jeremy Eder.
Eder, a principal software engineer at Red Hat, will deliver three sessions at the summit about topics such as virtualization, containerization, system optimization and the performance analysis and tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
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