Articles about Linux

Ready or not – quantum computing is coming

Red Hat is positioning its open source and AI portfolio to help companies prepare for the coming quantum computing era.

Patch management is broken, costing IT teams more than time

Reassess your patching strategy now and see what always-on, everywhere patching could mean for your security posture, says Andrew Parsons, product manager at Blue Turtle Technologies.

Obsidian celebrates 30 years of open source innovation

The company marks three decades of transformation in Linux, Atlassian, SaaS and edge computing.

Andela offers free training and certification for cloud-native developers

Talent marketplace partners with CNCF to offer training for Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate certification.

Panic at the kernel – ITWeb’s look at CrowdStrike outage

Is Windows safe, and does the world rely too heavily on it?

Stratus Linux-based fault tolerance, virtualisation software increases edge infrastructure capabilities

Stratus Redundant Linux 3.0 and Stratus everRun 8.0 deepen support for open platforms, simplify edge infrastructure management and deliver up to 30% increase in OS performance.

Transform your legacy devices with Endpoint Central for seamless modernisation

With Endpoint Central, users can patch legacy endpoint OSes and server OSes, quarantine end-of-life OS endpoints and monitor high-risk software.

Local innovator develops DIY open source smartphone

Evan Robinson claims he has developed the first open source, DIY smartphone anyone can build from off-the-shelf components.

Harnessing the opportunities of the metaverse

Samsung and Red Hat recently committed to developing Linux drivers and new memory technologies for faster bandwidth for use in the metaverse, says Muggie van Staden, MD and CEO of Obsidian Systems.

Taking PHPIN24 Software to new heights with Google Cloud

Flowsheet is a paperless business flow solution that is targeted at small to medium-sized businesses with the purpose of helping them scale to larger organisations.

Modernising applications? Integration with APIs is the way to go

Integrations using APIs, ESBs and specialised vendor tools can reconnect value services and data with modern business systems without radical engineering or refactoring.

Matt Hicks appointed as Red Hat CEO amid leadership changes

The previous VP of products and technologies succeeds Paul Cormier, who will serve as Red Hat chairman.