Posts tagged “Operating Systems”
Review: HP's webOS platform is ready
Technology Business research Inc. finds that HP's competitor to Android and Windows 8 could become a player in the mobile device landscape.
Red Hat Q3 results expected
Red Hat is scheduled to announce its third-quarter results after the markets close Monday. The company currently is a darling among analysts.
Vaccine developer Medicago raises $11M from Philip Morris investment
Biotechnology company Medicago, whose technology makes vaccines from tobacco leaves, now has an additional $11.1 million from an investor who knows a thing or two about the golden leaf: Philip Morris
Open source Fedora Project embraces 'cloud,' virtualization in new release
The Fedora operating system, which is free and is sponsored by Red Hat, adds numerous features for cloud computing, virtualization and collaboration.
A look at the Fedora Project
Red Hat's new 'cloud' effort targets Pentagon
The Linux developer and services provider will team with SAIC to develop and demonstrate cloud solutions at SAIC's lab in South Carolina.
Mad Money: Is Red Hat stock too cheap to ignore?
Jim Cramer, host of "Mad Money" on CNBC, likes Red Hat stock. In the rubble of recent Wall Street chaos, Cramer says Chief Executive Officer Jim Whitehurst and company are coming off a "spectacular quarter." But the stock is lagging under analysts' price targets.
Mad Money meets Red Hat
Red Hat acquires California-based storage technology firm for $136M
The deal for Gluster positions the Raleigh-based developer of Linux software and solutions with technology for use in big data storage. Pandora music service is a Gluster customer.
How Gluster storage software works
Red Hat earnings wallop Street expectations
Profits for software developer Red Hat during the second quarter were up 53 percent over a year ago, handily beating Wall Street estimates.
Morgan Stanley backs Red Hat ahead of earnings
Analysts expect revenues of $271 million with revenues of 25 cents per share, according to SmartTrend.
Red Hat wants next release input; Wells Fargo bullish on Red Hat; Linux group chief wants more people involved; Cisco fights Avaya on phone front
As Linux turns 20, Red Hat CEO meets its father, offers big thank you
Jim Whitehurst delivers an upbeat keynote address on the state of open source software and also says companies such as Google should be thankful for the creation of Linus Torvalds.
Jim Whitehurst, left, and Linus Torvalds
Why is HP dumping phones? Check sales statistics
Android operating system phones dominate global sales followed by Symbian, Apple iOS, Blackberry. HP is last behind Samsung and Microsoft systems.
Cisco sued for alleged role in Chinese repression; Google's Motorola buy crazy?; Linux at age 20; moving beyond the PC; 92-year-old Atlanta firm embraces facial recognition
PGA Tour picks Red Hat for servers, storage of digital archives
The pro golf association is moving to Red Hat Enterprise Linux from proprietary technology as well as servers for its digitized video archives.
