New technologies can take many forms. Often, they come from generally straightforward, incremental product advances over the course of years; think the Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) process shrinks that underpinned many of the advances in computing over the past decades. Not…
5G Edge & Security Deployment Evolution, Trends & Insights
With 5G taking center stage in 2023, Red Hat takes a look at the 5G Edge and some of the trends and insights driving adoption.
Service Providers: The Digital Link Between Industries, Society & Enterprise IT
Partners and Service Providers play an increasing role in bridging digital transformation goals into plans. Red Hat is weighing in on its role in industry.
Edge Automation: Seven Industry Use Cases & Examples
With edge computing becoming more mainstream, numerous use cases and challenges have emerged. Red Hat shares some of the most pertinent.
Automation in an App-centric, Hybrid Cloud World
Red Hat talks about automating solutions in an app centric environment while leveraging open source innovations and technologies.
Six Edge Computing Trends to Watch in 2022
While many aspects of edge computing are not new, the overall picture continues to evolve quickly. For example, “edge computing” encompasses the distributed retail store branch systems that have been around for decades. The term has also swallowed all manner of local…
5G, Industry, & Collaboration at the Edge
Companies continually need to be at the forefront. With the emergence of edge computing and 5G, the need for collaborative innovation is even more prevalent.
Resilience in the wake of 2020: Red Hat’s path in 2021
Looking forward from a year tainted by a global pandemic, Red Hat looks to the future of Open Source and digitization in building business resilience.
Tech & Tonic Special with Red Hat Feat. Eric Quah – Brave New World
We sat down with Red Hat to find out how they have copped with the COVID-19 situation and see if we can get some tips to normalise too.
Cracking the Code to Digital Banking Success
The issuing of digital banking licenses and introduction of online-only financial institutions in the region have raised the expectations of banking services of today. With banking customers in the region preferring digital channels to interact with their providers, incumbent banks in Asia-Pacific will have to find ways to address these needs by looking at their IT infrastructure to support and enable their business model.