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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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EMC views Red Hat as a strategic partner and supports the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 based on the significant developments to the product and features that will help enterprise customers achieve greater productivity and value in their infrastructure. Performance is a key factor in the adoption for EMC customers.
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Red Hat and Hewlett-Packard have worked together for more than six years, with a shared commitment to the continued success of open source technology and its community. Together we are delivering to enterprise customers the benefits of open source and Linux, including improved cost economics, increased choice and flexibility, performance, security, community commitment to quality and collaboration and a robust and open enterprise-class, operating environment.
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IBM was one of Red Hat’s initial investors way back before Red Hat went public. Since then, IBM has seen great demand from customers for the Red Hat platform and considers it a standard for value, performance and security. The availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Advanced Platform today provides even more opportunity for IBM and Red Hat to serve customers well by reducing complexity while providing for the most reliable, secure Linux platform to date.
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Dell has a longstanding relationship with Red Hat. Together we have been bringing integrated solutions and superior value to end customers for nearly a decade. Dell and Red Hat offer truly integrated solutions. Dell extensively tests each system for compatibility and optimization before certifying Dell servers with Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Additionally, Dell is a strong proponent of open source and open standards. Because Dell uses open source drivers with their PowerEdge servers, customers running Red Hat on Dell are truly receiving an open source platform. Finally, Dell has a seat at the table when it comes to the evolution of Linux solutions. Matt Domsch, Dell’s Linux Strategist, is on the board for the Fedora Project. Together with Red Hat, Dell contributes to the future of the Fedora Project and open source computing.
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In our minds, Red Hat and AMD have followed similar company trajectories. We aligned extremely well together in the early adopter and high performance communities, solidifying a platform desired by enthusiasts. The roots established in these areas led to what we believe has been a banner year–18 months for our customers. We would argue a lot of it has to do with the AMD-Red Hat partnership’s common DNA. There is a common philosophy of openness and open standards driving innovation. Proof of this has been the rapid adoption and continued broad migration of proprietary RISC to the AMD-Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform. The adoption has been infrastructure-wide, not just in pockets– from performance computing to web serving, to application servers and into the heart of the data center, powering customers’ major packaged enterprise applications. It’s been a good year for everyone.
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Symantec and Red Hat together strive to deliver enterprise customers a portfolio of secure, safe and scalable solutions. Most recently, the two companies have worked together to deliver Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 to customers. » Read more
Intel and Red Hat have been strategic partners since the beginning of Red Hat’s inception. This is a deep business development relationship that includes engineering, sales development and co-marketing, allowing both companies to bring the Platform of Choice to the Industry.
Engineers from both companies work closely together to ensure the new features of Intel’s latest platforms, and features and capabilities of Red Hat’s Portfolio of solutions are designed, supported and optimized.
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