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Red Hat debuts edge features for Linux, Kubernetes platform security
At its annual Summit event, Red Hat is rolling out new edge-computing features for the company’s well-known enterprise Linux distribution, and security features for its Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes platform.
IBM z16: A mainframe designed for AI, hybrid cloud, security and open source
IBM says its latest mainframe will support AI analytics at scale and security to withstand expected quantum attacks.
RHEL 8.5 caters to multicloud, predictive analytics, containerization
The latest version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux strengthens tools for vulnerability identification, compliance, and remediation.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 drops in beta version
Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 9 is edge-friendly and has plenty of new features, but a surprisingly forgiving learning curve.
Fedora Linux declared a 'digital public good'
Fedora has been recognized as a "digital public good" by an international organization focused on promoting a more equitable world.
5 top open-source infrastructure projects
Open source is at the heart of many technologies pushing enterprise infrastructure forward, and here are of the five most important.
Will open networking lock you in?
While open networking may sound like it’s made up of interoperating parts that make for greater flexibility, it’s more difficult to achieve than you might think.
IBM sharpens its hybrid cloud, AI focus with Instana buy
Instana brings AI-powered application performance management for hybrid clouds to IBM lineup.
How to enforce password complexity on Linux
Linux gives you lots of ways to create complexity in passwords that include a lot more than just length, such as mixing upper- and lower-case letters with numerals and punctuation marks along with other restrictions.
Meet SONiC, the new NOS (definitely not the same as the old NOS)
The open-source SONiC network operating system has the potential to become 'the Linux of networking,' experts say.