Red Hat posted strong quarterly results last week that beat Wall Street’s expectations, and a big part of the news was that the company is starting to see meaningful revenue from its many initiatives surrounding cloud computing. Enterprises are a big part of Red Hat’s cloud focus, but the company has also made clear that it will focus on cloud services for big telecom companies, and organizations in niche sectors.
Now, the company has announced the launch of Red Hat Cloud for Government, a consulting platform that is purported to help government agencies deliver a secure cloud strategy and infrastructure.
Dennis Gilmore has announced the availability of the much-delayed alpha release of Fedora 21. This comes almost exactly one year since the project’s last alpha release – that of Fedora 20, released on 24 September 2013. From the release announcement: “The Fedora 21 Alpha release has arrived, with….”
