Red Hat brings the Linux experience to all enterprises, all clouds, and all types of workloads with the new distribution RHEL 8 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8). From bare metal servers and containers to the public and private cloud, the leading global Linux platform drives new levels of developer intelligence, automation and productivity, delivering a more consistent business foundation.
After announcing the general availability of RHEL8, the new operating system designed to cover a wide variety of deployments throughout the enterprise IT, we have been able to certify that it is a redesigned operating system for the hybrid cloud era and built to support workloads and operations that span from enterprise data centers to multiple public clouds.
Red Hat understands that an OS must be more than just a part of a technology stack, it must be the innovation catalyst. From Linux containers and the hybrid cloud to DevOps and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Red Hat Enterprise 8 is designed not only to support enterprise IT in the hybrid cloud, but also to help these new technology strategies prosper.
So Red Hat with RHEL8 is paving the way towards modern applications of this environment, evolving for the current and future demands of companies and organizations that use this type of operating system, such as AI, the Internet of things or IOT, cloud computing, and other flourishing sectors.
By the way, we have also recently learned that the court has opened the door for IBM's acquisition of Red Hat to continue, merging two large giants in the technology sector ...
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