Fending off Zombieload attacks will crush your performance
To fully protect yourself from potential Zombieload attacks, vendors and early benchmarks show you'll face performance losses of up to 40%.
To fully protect yourself from potential Zombieload attacks, vendors and early benchmarks show you'll face performance losses of up to 40%.
No individual device on your wireless network may run that much faster, but your total speed will increase.
Sometime in the next few months, IBM's acquisition of Red Hat will go through. Here's what will happen to Red Hat afterwards.
Intel's own Clear Linux distribution has a new installer and a developer edition for x86 programmers. Intel is also doubling down on securing popular open-source projects and offering new open-source AI and deep learning and data analytics software developer stacks.
Zombieload, another Intel processor side-channel attack, just like Meltdown and Spectre before it, poses a security threat for Linux systems.
F5, the application services and application delivery networking, has just bought NGINX, best known for its speedy open-source web server.
Google has announced that all new Chromebook devices will be Linux ready.
Red Hat's Kubernetes platform, OpenShift, is how Red Hat plans to build hybrid clouds.
With Red Hat Universal Base Image, you can build and share containerized RHEL applications with your friends and customers.
If the mountain won't come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain. Or, in this case, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella came to Red Hat Summit to announce a new Microsoft/Red Hat partnership: Azure Red Hat OpenShift.