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See the full press release: http://www.redhat.com/about/news/prarchive/2008/ibm_summit_keynote.html.
Approaching its one-year anniversary in May, Red Hat Exchange (RHX) has some exciting new updates. We’ve added two new partners already in 2008: Ingres and Hyperic. And, today, RHX will take on a new look with a refresh of the RHX website.
RHX launched last year with the goal of helping Red Hat’s customers engage with the open source ISV ecosystem. During the 11 months since we’ve been in the market, we’ve learned a lot about the best way to meet that goal. In some cases, we learned what didn’t work and made changes to the offering.
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Since launching Red Hat Exchange (RHX) at the Red Hat Summit in May 2007, our team has been busy preparing new products for customers that can be deployed on multiple platforms and that can be purchased with a full range of support tiers. Here’s more information on our new offerings:
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Last week, IBM announced a world-record industry-standard performance benchmark result using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. This benchmark follows a long line of Red Hat Enterprise Linux world-record results published recently. Here are some highlights.
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This week, IBM announced that it has received the highest TPC-C performance result ever achieved by a 4-processor server. And it’s running Linux. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Advanced Platform to be exact. The IBM System x 3850 M2 server and 64-bit IBM DB2 9.5 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Advanced Platform has set a new record for 4-processor performance, achieving 516,752 tpmC on the TPC-C online transaction processing benchmark. (IBM System x3850 M2 with the Quad-Core Intel Xeon Processor X7350 2.93 Ghz (4 processors/16 core/16 threads) 516,752 tpmC, $2.59 USD/tpmC, availability of March 14, 2008.)
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A critical factor in the success of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux family has been the rapidly growing portfolio of certified ISV applications that customers can select to run. Since we’ve just passed a big threshold – 3,000 certified applications – it seems like a good opportunity to look at progress so far.
The Red Hat ISV Partner Program has been instrumental in the growth of certified applications. We encourage the combination of open source and traditional technologies to strengthen the fabric of enterprise computing in order to provide technology solutions that give our customers more choice. Software vendors with applications certified on Red Hat Enterprise Linux are invited to join the program here.
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The decision by AMD to provide Open Source 2D and 3D drivers for R5xx/R6xx and future GPUs graphics hardware is a great development for the open source community, for AMD and for customers. Here are some of the details of this exciting news.
Highlights:
Today LinuxWorld 2007 kicks off in San Francisco. We’re excited to be present at the conference through the booths of many of our partners as well as through the Fedora booth in the .org pavilion. Our participation this year focuses on solutions, products and technologies delivered by partners like Dell, AMD, IBM, etc. and through our open source community projects like Fedora and JBoss.org.
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EMC has and continues to be a very strategic partner for Red Hat. We share a very large and growing community of users across many verticals including financial services, healthcare and telco. These mutual customers demand true and better interoperability and ease of implementing solutions while deploying our two company’s solutions.
EMC’s eLab, Red Hat’s testing infrastructure, and the just-launched Cooperative Resolution Center are designed to improve the customer experience. Red Hat and EMC products are deployed in critical areas of the enterprise requiring 24×7 uptime and the highest quality of support. These deployments include applications from vendors like Oracle, Sybase and SAP.
See EMC’s press release announcing its strengthened support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux deployments.
When I was very young my mother dragged my sister and I around to do her weekly shopping every Saturday. We would go to the grocery store, the bakery, the butcher, the fruit stand and the department stores for clothing and other supplies. This was a very time-consuming and inefficient process consuming the better part of the day.
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