All Things Open gets ready to launch its 2019 conference special
All Things Open are getting ready to its the new website, announce Round 1 speakers, and open registration every year in this way, and have since 2013. Read about it here.
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Red Hat shares surge 44% on news IBM is buying Raleigh software firm for $34B
Posted by WRAL News | Oct 28, 2018
IBM and Red Hat announced Sunday that IBM will acquire Red Hat in a deal worth $34 billion. And Red Hat shares are soaring.
Read MoreRed Hat shares drop 4% after mixed financials; big customer loss, exchange rates hurt
Posted by WRAL TechWire | Sep 19, 2018
Red Hat Inc. (NYSE: RHT) on Wednesday reported fiscal second-quarter profit of $86.9 million, but the Linux and open source software and services firm fell short on revenue and earnings forecasts as expected by analysts.
Read MoreRed Hat CEO Whitehurst lands 22% rise in compensation
Posted by WRAL TechWire | Jun 26, 2018
The chief executive officer of open source software company Red Hat Inc. saw a 22.1 percent increase in total compensation during the company’s 2018 fiscal year.
Read MoreRed Hat shares tumble 12% after Hatters providing guidance below expectations
Posted by WRAL TechWire | Jun 22, 2018
Red Hat saw its stock drop by 12 percent in after-hours trading Thursday after it providing guidance for the second quarter and full year below Wall Street expectations.
Read MoreRed Hat beats Street; stock soars more than 6% to new record on 25th birthday
Posted by WRAL TechWire | Mar 26, 2018
Red Hat’s latest financials topped Wall Street analysts’ expectations, sending RHT shares spiking upward to a record high in after-hours trading.
Read MoreAs open source grows, Open Source 101 event offers you a chance to join the crowd
Posted by WRAL TechWire | Feb 13, 2018
Open source is becoming even more important to the world of technology. And for those looking to join the crowd, Open Source 101 on Saturday is the place to be. The goal of the day-long program: To ensure all attendees have the basic understanding necessary to participate in an environment now dominated by open source.
Read MoreCityCamp NC: Where Hackers, Politicians & Residents Meet Up to Problem-solve
Posted by Amy Huffman | Jun 8, 2015
It all started with a tweet. Or a string of tweets, to be exact. Five years ago, Raleigh City Council Member Bonner Gaylord heard about CityCamp—the civic-tech focused “unconference.” Gaylord then began tweeting with CityCamp co-founders Jen Pahlka and Kevin Curry, to learn how to bring the event to Raleigh. Jason Hibbets, project manager for Red Hat’s opensource.com, was eventually roped into the virtual conversation and as they say, the rest is history. Now in its fifth year, this year’s CityCamp NC offers a multitude of ways for attendees to learn about and participate in civic tech from Thursday to Saturday this week. Part unconference,...
Read MoreNC DataPalooza: Why Open Data Matters for Entrepreneurs
Posted by Ian Henshaw | Sep 9, 2014
Ian Henshaw is managing partner of Technology Tank LLC, co-developer of Raleigh’s new parking app and an organizer of this year’s NC DataPalooza. This Friday, the annual NC DataPalooza competition culminates with the crowning of the winner. Actually, no crown is given, but this is the end of a huge effort and one team will win after six months of hard work. I hope that team will go on to create something great for the region. To make that happen, there have been months of planning by the organizers a data tiger team curating open data sets, an open...
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