Two cases in point have emerged in the past week, in fact. First, following a stellar quarter ending on Feb. 28, Linux vendor Red Hat just last week announced even better news this time around ...

Enterprise Linux company Red Hat has wanted users to think more of their operating ‘engines’ for some time now, long before the company’s acquisition and integration into the IBM family back ...

There’s also a big cost difference between deploying Linux and Windows: Linux itself is free, so it’s the distributor’s support that you’ll pay for. And, yes, you will want to do that.

Red Hat hasn't published the release notes for CentOS Stream 9 yet. We know, however, that there will be no CentOS Linux 9. Going forward, the only CentOS will be CentOS Stream.

Red Hat counterpunches with a hard hitting rebutal of Oracle's recent "Unbreakable Linux" announcement. It's called "Unfakeable Linux", and here are some of the highlights ...

Android is an interface layer on top of Linux that provides a variety of services to application developers. Ultifi will be the first major automotive application for Red Hat.