Qualcomm has been established in mobile devices for some time now, but it’s still trying to jumpstart the market for its chips in servers. So in an effort to exploit advanced features on its server ...

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The gatekeeper to Arm in the datacenter has finally swung that gate wide open. Red Hat has always been a vocal support of Arm’s efforts to migrate its low-power architecture into the datacenter. The ...

The Linux seller plans to launch a new server messaging product line in coming months, beginning with a beta test in December. Proprietary rivals take heed. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 ...

Red Hat announced the general availability (GA) of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 (RHEL 8.2) this week. This release of the IBM-owned organization's flagship operating system for business users ...

Red Hat Enterprise Linux server has a lot going for it if you've got the budget for ongoing management costs If you need comprehensive support, the comfort of having a well-established Linux vendor on ...

Red Hat Inc. today unveiled a new version of the Linux operating system software designed for the corporate desktop. The new software, called the Red Hat Desktop, will be a companion product to Red ...

Red Hat has been steadily catching up in server virtualization. The company recently released new virtualization product offerings. As hypervisors continue to commoditize, cloud system software and ...

Red Hat will release a new version of its software for corporate desktops, while Sun will use Linux on its own desktop PCs as part of a plan to cut real estate costs. Stephen Shankland Former ...