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Open-source software startups still struggling to reach escape velocity

By Paul Gillin May 6, 2017

Part 2 of a two-part series on the challenges of making money from open-source software. Part 1 ran earlier this week. When Oracle Corp. acquired Sun Microsystems Inc. in 2010, it picked up a bit…

Infra

Is the enterprise finding value in containers?

By Marlene Den Bleyker May 5, 2017

It’s all about containers at Red Hat Summit 2017, taking place this week in Boston, Massachusetts. Red Hat Inc. has spent a great deal of time talking to customers about the importance and value of…

Emerging Tech

Open-source tech disruptive force in computing industry, says IBM

By Nelson Williams May 5, 2017

In today’s world, going alone has few benefits. This is doubly true in the tech industry, as companies who do their own thing don’t just have to reinvent the wheel, but also maintain it…

Apps

Cloud is not strategic, it’s tactical, says infrastructure expert

By Bev Bellile May 5, 2017

Cloud can mean so many things to different people and organizations. It can be an infrastructure approach, a delivery model or a business model. “Cloud is not strategic; for me, for most companies, it’s…

Infra

How Micron tested NVMe over Fabric in-house

By R. Danes May 5, 2017

In a time when companies are packaging others’ open-source code into nebulous services, it’s refreshing (or nostalgic) to see a company start from scratch with a product it test drove and perfected itself. Micron Technology…

Apps

Open-source is a two-way street for British Columbia and developers

By Marlene Den Bleyker May 5, 2017

When the government collaborates with the open-source community, information technology takes on a whole new meaning. In British Columbia, Canada, the BC Developers’ Exchange is taking a different approach to working with developers to…

Emerging Tech

Open-source helps break tool silos to automate whole systems

By Nelson Williams May 5, 2017

Any business that runs just one or two applications isn’t a modern business. These days, companies are more likely to use a bunch of tools than just a few. Those tools must be managed,…

Cloud

A closer look at the AWS-Red Hat partnership for hybrid, on-prem cloud

By Nelson Williams May 5, 2017

The cloud is an interesting place. One reason is the services supplied by cloud providers can replace many applications to gain organization-wide efficiencies. However, that scenario really only works for the public cloud. Private and…

Apps

Freedom of choice: why Red Hat’s business model works

By Bev Bellile May 5, 2017

Red Hat Inc.’s approach to software goes against the traditional licensing model and vendor lock-in. Its unique business brand is to take an open-source model, develop software products and sell them as a subscription…

Apps

Reports: Microsoft is bringing chatbots to Bing

By Maria Deutscher May 5, 2017

If recent reports are to be believed, search engines could be the next frontier of the chatbot revolution. Inside sources told The Verge on Thursday that Microsoft Corp. will announce plans to integrate bots into…

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Open-source software startups still struggling to reach escape velocity

Is the enterprise finding value in containers?

Open-source tech disruptive force in computing industry, says IBM

How Micron tested NVMe over Fabric in-house

Open-source is a two-way street for British Columbia and developers

Open-source helps break tool silos to automate whole systems

A closer look at the AWS-Red Hat partnership for hybrid, on-prem cloud

Freedom of choice: why Red Hat’s business model works

Reports: Microsoft is bringing chatbots to Bing

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