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IBM's growing acquisition spree under Arvind Krishna - the full list

Arvind Krishna's efforts to reshape IBM since he took over as chair and three years ago has been highlighted by acquisitions - more than 30. Here's the list.

IBM makes $2B+ deal to add more AI, cloud computing solutions

IBM is investing more than $2 billion in cash to bolster its artificial intelligence and cloud computing lineup by acquiring an integration platform as a service suite from Germany-based Software AG.

Red Hat lessons: This 7-step culture framework can deliver strategic advantages

TechWire contributing columnist Grace Ueng shares what she took away from the Bull City Venture Partners Founders First event in Durham: The importance of company culture and seven steps to success as outlined by Delisa Alexander, former Chief People Officer of Red Hat, and her former colleague, L.J. Brock.

IBM, Red Hat look to new 'mesh' offering for an edge in cloud market

IBM, teaming with Red Hat, is rolling out a new product that will make applications run faster through multiple cloud computing environments with what is called a "mesh."

IBM, Red Hat help launch 'AI Alliance' to support 'open' efforts

Red Hat, which traces its founding three decades ago to Open Source, and corporate parent IBM are key players in a new artificial intelligence-focused organization that says it wants to advance "open innovation" and "open science" in AI rather than proprietary solutions.

Red Hat's jump in revenues helps deliver Street beating quarter for Big Blue

With revenues from Raleigh-based Red Hat climbing 9% and other software segments such as artificial intelligence also boosting revenues, IBM on Wednesday delivered Street-beating financials for the quarter ending Sept. 30.

Open source battle goes to Red Hat: Another win for its RH Enterprise Linux over CentOS

Red Hat has a new partner. Red Hat and Cohesity, a leader in AI-powered data security and management, have jointly announced that Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) will be the foundational operating system moving forward for the Cohesity Data Cloud platform.

Linux enthusiasts, rejoice: Fedora Project, Slimbook offer powerful new laptop

Started in 2002, the Fedora Project provides upstream or cutting edge source for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. "Installing Linux distributions can be a daunting task," said Matthew Miller, Fedora Project Lead.

Jim Whitehurst is back in a CEO chair - this time as top exec for video game software giant

Jim Whitehurst, former CEO of Raleigh-based Red Hat before it was sold to IBM where he served as president before leaving in 2021, is back in a CEO role.

Truce: Red Hat, Oracle put aside open source feud for broader partnership

The companies were recently sending barbed comments back and forth over Red Hat's decision to end support of the public version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS. Not on Wednesday.

Red Hat's big win: Salesforce picks Hatters' Enterprise Linux to 'innovate faster'

In the increasingly competitive battle for cloud computing business, Red Hat landed Salesforce, one of the world's tech leaders, as a client for its leading product Red Hat Enterprise Linux and use in hybrid cloud deployments.

Linux developer SUSE, which is involved in Red Hat fight, moves to go private

One of the companies fighting with Red Hat over changes affecting Red Hat Enterprise Linux, is going private. Here's what's happening.

Rivals launch 'Open Enterprise Linux Association,' targeting Red Hat

Red Hat faces more upheaval in the world of Linux following recent moves making it harder for other companies to access the latest code utilized on its top product: Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Red Hat names IBM exec as new chief revenue officer

Andrew Brown, a longtime veteran of IBM, joins Red Hat today and will soon become its chief revenue officer. He replaces Larry Stack, a Hatter since 2018, who will leave in the near future to become an executive advisor at IBM

Red Hat's latest move ignites open source firestorm - some say it's now 'closed source'

Recent changes made by open source leader Red Hat has made around its primary product - Red Hat Enterprise Linux - and its support has antagonized the open-source developer community. Some are claiming violation of the terms essential to its millions of users worldwide.

From Red to Blue Hat? Hatters paying a price for big change in Linux distribution

To be sure the dissolution of CentOS Linux indicates - at a minimum - major damage to Red Hats' positioning as a paragon of open source. It might even signal the end. It's a pretty clear sign that Red Hat is under new management.

Nokia, which is transferring hundreds of jobs to Red Hat, sees profits tumble 20%

Wireless and fixed-network equipment maker Nokia on Thursday reported a fall in second quarter profit as clients especially in North America postponed investments due to a slowdown in economic growth and rising financing costs.

IBM's huge bet on AI: CEO touts progress, salutes Red Hat in words to Street

IBM chair and CEO Arvind Krishna delivered quite a lengthy pep talk to Wall Street analysts on Wednesday about his huge bet on Artificial Intelligence. And in his opening remarks regarding earnings Krishna went out of his way to cite Raleigh-based Red Hat as being essential to past and ongoing efforts in the cloud while helping IBM advance its strategy in AI. Here's a look at what he had to say.

Digital.ai, SAS, Thread, Lenovo, Red Hat, Cree LED disclose new products

It’s a busy Tuesday on the new product front with Triangle-based Digital ai, SAS, Thread, Lenovo, Red Hat and Cree LED making announcements. Here are the details.

Red Hat cancels conference in San Francisco, moves event to Denver

Red Hat is moving a big tech conference to Denver, having cancelled its planned 2024 event in San Francisco. Here's what's happening.

Red Hat to add 350 employees in cloud deal with Nokia, sees 'wide range of new customers'

Red Hat will add some 350 employees from Nokia after the technology giants agreed on a deal in which Red Hat will "tightly integrate" Nokia's network applications with Red Hat technologies that primarily focus on cloud computing applications.

Red Hat looks to next-gen applications (such as AI) with investments today

Red Hat recently showcase new innovations around OpenShift and Ansible. A key theme at the event was helping CIOs do more with less, a message that particularly resonates in this economy as customers vie for self-service software to automate processes and fill skills gaps without increasing their IT bill. Here's a detailerd look at what's happening at the Raleigh-based tech giant.

Red Hat layoffs trigger ‘black anger,’ call for employees to unionize

Red Hat’s decision to lay off 4% – some 800 people – of its staff has ignited calls for employees to unionize, according to international tech news site The Register and a union in France which says the job cuts triggered “black anger” within the company.

Red Hat joins list of tech companies to cut jobs

Red Hat has hundreds of employees based at its headquarters in downtown Raleigh and some 19,000 worldwide.

In his own words: Red Hat CEO explains why layoffs, other changes being made

Early Monday, president and chief executive officer of Red Hat, Matt Hicks, shared the following email with Red Hatters about layoffs and changes coming at the Raleigh-based company.