The latest update to Red Hat's virtualization platform adds new container and VM tech, and it entices VMware users to check out the open source side It’s easy for a virtual machine user to feel left ...

Open-source powerhouse Red Hat Inc. is offering OpenShift Virtualization on its artificial intelligence development platform to help customers with their virtual machine workloads. The company has ...

With its cross-platform charter expanding, Microsoft is making nice with its competitors -- though sometimes in rather circuitous ways. Take, for instance, what's happening in the virtualization space ...

When it comes to enterprise open source software vendor Red Hat, one might assume its biggest competitors to be Oracle, Novell, Microsoft, or even IBM. However, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst sees ...

Red Hat has been on an acquisition run with the aim of building an open source stack that leads the hybrid data center. The primary rival: VMware. How the Red Hat vs. VMware duel plays out remains to ...

‘Who’s the leading provider in enterprise Kubernetes? It’s Red Hat. And we are the leading provider of HCI. So you put those two things together, obviously, you get a platform that’s really good and ...

VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram talks to CRN about the benefits of the upcoming spin-off from Dell Technologies, VMware’s recent stock drop, SaaS driving more innovation and his thoughts on the new Nutanix ...

To update an old IT saying about IBM and job security, few IT managers may get fired for choosing VMware to virtualize their infrastructure. VMware, after all, is the safe bet: The company currently ...

Red Hat has been steadily catching up in server virtualization. The company recently released new virtualization product offerings. As hypervisors continue to commoditize, cloud system software and ...

Red Hat Monday introduced an entire line of virtualization software aimed at disrupting the current market and leader VMware’s position by giving customers an open-source option for virtualizing their ...

When it comes to enterprise open source software vendor Red Hat, one might assume its biggest competitors to be Oracle, Novell, Microsoft, or even IBM. However, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst sees ...