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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.
Research by Daniel Bristot de Oliveira leads to a real-time analysis toolset for Linux 5.17
Over the last decade, Red Hat Research's Dr. Daniel Bristot de Oliveira has been exploring methods to improve the analysis of the real-time properties of Linux. His research explores the tracing features of Linux to derive fine-grained properties of the kernel,...
Red Hat Collaboratory Announces 2022 Student Research Projects
On April 14, the Red Hat Collaboratory announced five newly funded Student Research Projects. As part of Boston University’s expanded partnership with Red Hat, the Student Research Projects aim to provide BU students with research and experiential learning...
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