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Red Hat Research brings open cloud, open hardware, open data to DevConf.US
Red Hat Research is excited to announce our participation in DevConf.US 2022, August 17-20, 2022 in Boston, MA. DevConf.US 2022 is a free, Red Hat-sponsored technology conference for community projects and professional contributors to Free and Open Source...
Red Hat Israel launches new collaboration with Tel-Hai Academic College
By Shay Vatarescu, Associate Manager, Software Engineering On May 12, Red Hat Israel celebrated the launch of a collaboration with Tel-Hai, a college in northern Israel, to increase our presence beyond the central area of Israel. Around 120 students and about 20 Red...
Paper by Red Hat’s Ilya Kolchinsky accepted to ACM SIGMOD ‘22
nd databases. Running annually since 1975 with a highly selective paper acceptance rate of 17%, SIGMOD is a top-tier forum for database researchers and developers to explore the latest state-of-the-art advances and results in the area.
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Red Hat Research Quarterly
Ever wonder what it’s like to report a security flaw to a major chipmaker? Find out in our interview with Kit Murdock in the latest Red Hat Research Quarterly. Every quarter, we detail the latest projects we’re working on, and interview a leader in open source code and cutting edge research.
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