Red Hat / IBM Leftovers
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Fan Builds Custom Miniature IBM Model F 40% Keyboard
It uses the same buckling spring switches as an original Model F, but with a much smaller footprint.
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Edge opportunities guide Red Hat’s evolving partnerships with GM and chipmakers - SiliconANGLE
Leading up to the start of Red Hat Summit in early May, the major news was expected to be the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 9 after a three-year wait.
But that script changed when Red Hat Inc. announced its In-Vehicle Operating System in partnership with General Motors Co. during the Boston event. The impact of the deal with GM was hard to miss. RHEL, as a key resource that has driven enterprise computing for over 20 years, has now become a key element in one of the most personal of use cases — the safety and performance of cars.
“This is a pivotal moment for the transportation industry and the technology industry to come together,” said Francis Chow, vice president and general manager, In-Vehicle Operating System and Edge, during a media briefing at Red Hat Summit. “It is built upon the strong heritage of RHEL.”
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Evaluate PowerVS for a streamlined hybrid cloud environment
Move on-premises IT environments into the cloud with PowerVS and determine if PowerVM is a better option than -- or a better companion to -- the hybrid cloud.
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Tanzu vs. OpenShift vs. Ezmeral: 3 rivals' Kubernetes offerings
Learn how container management products from VMware, Red Hat and Hewlett Packard Enterprise compare when it comes to their overall Kubernetes strategies.
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How to approach sustainability in IT operations [Ed: Mindless, facts-free greenwashing by LF]
Sustainability has become a priority in all aspects of a business, and IT operations is no exception. To manage energy efficiency and be climate conscious, IT ops teams must look closely at where and what is using the most energy -- and a major offender is Kubernetes clusters.
But many teams don't know how to measure pod energy use or overall energy consumption.
At the Linux Foundation Open Source Summit, Huamin Chen, senior principal software engineer at Red Hat, and Chen Wang, research staff member at IBM, led a session on how to approach and implement sustainability in container environments to help cut unnecessary energy use.
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Green software summit outlines developer best practices [Ed: More greenwashing from LF]
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Finserv Responds To IBM z15 Mainframe With 45% Increase In Installed MIPS Since 2019
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