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Operating cloud-native applications at enterprise scale is rarely a single-cluster affair. As businesses continue to expand across public cloud providers, private datacenters, and edge locations, platform and security teams run into a...
Smart Talks with IBM: The $5 Billion effort to help secure the world’s shared softwareProject Lightwell commits $5 billion and aims for 20,000 engineers to help secure open source software.
The product and engineering teams behind Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console are always working on ways to improve the user experience.
Building and deploying enterprise applications is no longer just about launching containers, it’s about managing the entire software lifecycle with a focus on security, intelligence, speed, and predictability.
Modern enterprise development runs on open source. With this reliance, securing the open source software supply chain has reached a critical inflection point, especially as AI-assisted vulnerability discovery accelerates the speed and...
Data residency rules and sovereignty mandates often determine where a workload is allowed to run. To meet those requirements and keep the platform your teams know and trust, Red Hat is expanding its commitment to digital sovereignty.
Enterprise applications rarely break because of custom business logic; instead, the issue is often related to changes in underlying open source dependencies.
Today, the Fedora Project is excited to announce the general availability of Fedora Linux 45, the latest version of the free and open source operating system.
We are rapidly approaching an intersection of 2 generational technology shifts: The explosive adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI), and the looming reality of cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs).
In this article:Vulnerability remediation requires more than just merging code: While opening a pull request (PR) updates a dependency, that's not the end of the process.
Developers are using AI to write code, generate tests, and ship features faster than ever. The tools are becoming more capable, and the amount of work they can perform is expanding quickly.
For the past few years, AI felt like a high-stakes exhibition game. Teams across every industry were on the pitch experimenting with large language models, running rapid proofs-of-concept, and testing what was possible.
Red Hat OpenShift migration advisor helps you assess your VMware inventory of virtual machines (VMs) and plan migrations to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization.
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