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Red Hat restructure puts focus on big clients

The Linux distributor is to increase its focus on enterprise customers and will begin shipping its Advanced Server product in April Read more

20 March, 2002 by Stephen Shankland
Red Hat to replace chief executive

Red Hat to replace chief executive

...business model changed dramatically with the move to two versions. First came Red Hat Advanced Server, later to become Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which was... Read more

21 December, 2007 by Stephen Shankland

Desktop row threatens unified Linux effort

...free from the fees attached to the best-known distributions, such as Red Hat Advanced Server. Called UserLinux, the plan borrows some elements from projects... Read more

19 December, 2003 by Matthew Broersma

Red Hat aggressive with premium Linux

...system, Thompson said. "It's impossible to replicate a certified version of Red Hat Advanced Server. That only comes from us," Thompson said. "Yes, our... Read more

6 February, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Itanium gives OpenVMS new lease on life

The venerable OpenVMS operating system, popular with telcos, has escaped the fate of Alpha, VAX and other doomed technologies Read more

4 February, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

LinuxWorld opens amid optimism

...re going to generate some money," said Aberdeen analyst Bill Claybrook. "If Red Hat Advanced Server is part of a deal with Oracle (9i database... Read more

20 January, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

How does UnitedLinux stack up against Red Hat?

...group is Linux distribution leader Red Hat, which said that support for Red Hat Advanced Server is already sufficient. Red Hat currently enjoys an excellent... Read more

14 January, 2003 by Scott Lowe

Red Hat Linux: Santa's own Red Hat

ZDNet Australia asked Sun, Microsoft, Lindows, Red Hat and Apple to pitch to Santa for a new operating system. Offering a slightly emotive pitch, Red Hat makes the case for reliability and technical confluence Read more

30 December, 2002 by Brendon Chase

Can Linux do Web Services?

...in which Dell provides hardware, Red Hat develops an Oracle-friendly Linux (Red Hat Advanced Server), and Oracle adds Real Application Clusters and support for... Read more

24 July, 2002 by Steven J.Vaughan Nichols

Red Hat, HP join for Itanium Linux

...and has delayed the sequel, .Net Server, until the end of 2002. Red Hat Advanced Server is all open-source software, meaning that anyone may... Read more

19 June, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

Red Hat's new Linux packs a bigger punch

...as the mainstream version, which is refreshed every six months, he added. Red Hat Advanced Server, in beta testing now, includes features designed for more... Read more

28 January, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

Red Hat updates IBM support

...important expansion for both companies. The update to version 2.1 of Red Hat Advanced Server, distributed Thursday and Friday of last week, also was... Read more

19 February, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

It's a Linux world after all

...to figure out how they're going to generate some money. If Red Hat Advanced Server is part of a deal with Oracle [9i database... Read more

20 January, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

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