Red Hat: ARM and Financial News
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux for ARM arrives after seven years of development
For years, we've wanted ARM servers. Even Microsoft has thrown its server hat in the ARM ring. Now, Red Hat has moved this from an idea to a shipping product: RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for ARM.
RHEL for ARM has a RHEL 7.4 user space with the 4.11 Linux kernel. It also comes with updated standard RHEL 7 Server RPMs packages.
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Red Hat opens its ARMs to Enterprise Linux... er, wait, perhaps it's the other way round
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for ARM reached general availability Monday, underscoring the growing competition confronted by Intel's x86-64 platform in the data center.
The corporate Linux vendor first presented a preview of Linux for ARM in 2015, although the software has been in the works for a number of years. Since that preview landed, it has been working with partners such as Qualcomm, which just introduced its Centriq 2400 line of ARM-based SoCs for cloud providers, and HPE, which has just announced Apollo 70, its first ARM-based HPC system.
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Latest Tally Of Analyst Opinions: Red Hat, Inc. (RHT), Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (MXIM)
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Red Hat Helps Power Big Data’s Future with SAP® Vora™ on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
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Stocks Alert: Red Hat, Inc., (NYSE: RHT), Aon plc, (NYSE: AON), Prestige Brands Holdings, Inc., (NYSE: PBH), The Toronto-Dominion Bank, (NYSE: TD)
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