Kata Containers project launches to build secure container infrastructure

New open source project ‘Kata Containers’ combines technology from Intel Clear Containers and Hyper runV and is compatible with standard container interfaces.

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Technology industry leaders join forces to increase predictability in Open Source licensing

Red Hat, Facebook, Google and IBM commit to providing a fair cure period to correct license compliance issues for GPLv2 software.

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Kubernetes platform update

Enterprise Kubernetes platform enables application creation from diverse services available on Amazon Web Services and on-premise to ease administrative challenges and accelerate hybrid cloud innovation.

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Pay-as-You-Go OpenStack Private Cloud

New joint solution makes private cloud 40 percent less expensive than public cloud.

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Cavium opens up with Microsoft

Cavium is collaborating with Microsoft to contribute the ThunderX2 mother board specification to the Open Compute Project (OCP) as part of the design specification for Microsoft’s Project Olympus.

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Orange and Red Hat join NFV forces

Orange and Red Hat collaborate to fuel technology innovation within community projects; Orange uses Red Hat OpenStack Platform to drive network transformation.

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The industry’s only fully managed Apache Kafka® service is now available on Amazon Web Services,...
Microsoft and Red Hat expand partnership around hybrid cloud, container management and...
Huawei and Canonical are expanding their cooperation in enterprise and telecom clouds to...
SUSE OpenStack Cloud 8, based on OpenStack Pike, delivers improved interoperability, scalability...
NetApp has acquired StackPointCloud, a leader in multi-cloud Kubernetes as-a-service and a...
WinMagic has recently delivered the first known rnenterprise-class managed full drive encryption...
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What to Expect at the OpenStack Summit

If you have never attended an OpenStack Summit, hear what to expect straight from community members.

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