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Red Hat layoffs over 700 employees at the open-source software company, part of IBM, with CEO Matt Hicks explaining his decision to focus on fewer technology markets leading to staff cuts.

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And honestly, the Cat in the Hat does feel like the literal definition of stranger danger, so we really can’t fault Gabby and Sebastian for going for the pepper spray.

Enterprise Linux heavyweight Red Hat will let its nearly 20,000-strong workforce choose whether or not to come back into the office. Red Hat chief people officer Jennifer Dudeck said in a blogpost ...

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Red Hat’s new source code policy and the intense pushback, explained A (reasonably) condensed version of two weeks' worth of heated GPL argument.

When Red Hat changed how users and companies access its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) source code, the North Carolina-based software company likely never expected the move to blow up the way it has.

Red Hat, Raleigh’s open source software provider, has delivered strong growth for IBM through OpenShift, Ansible and RHEL software.

In conjunction, Red Hat introduced “AI Validated Models,” a set of third-party models available via Hugging Face that are tested for compatibility and performance within the Red Hat AI stack.

Red Hat is forcing companies to choose a successor to CentOS Linux. Think carefully about the foundation of your infrastructure and who will support it long-term.