By Martin Ukrop Common Criteria (CC) certification provides quantifiable levels of assurance that a technology product meets security expectations, which is critical for safety and regulatory compliance. CC is the widest available mutual recognition of secure IT...
Many years of successful partnership with the Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University has led to an extraordinary five-year contract confirming Red Hat’s long-term intention to support and develop research cooperation in cybersecurity. Red Hat also plans to...
Red Hat Research has periodically been fortunate to have faculty from Boston-area universities spend their sabbaticals working with our team. We’re happy to announce that in June 2024 we took this relationship to the next level by welcoming Boston University professor...
The Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) has received nearly $5 million from the state of Massachusetts and $11 million from QuEra Computing to create a natural atom quantum computing complex. The MOC Alliance will make the quantum computer...
AI, cloud-edge environments, and wireless networks are strategic priorities for open source projects supported by Horizon Europe, a grant program that facilitates collaboration among industry, academia, and research centers to solve global challenges. Red Hat Research...
Members of the Red Hat Research team and several of our collaborators are presenting at DevConf.US at Boston University, held August 14-16, 2024. This is the sixth annual convening of this Red Hat-sponsored technology conference for community projects and professional...
By Leigh Griffin Several strategic projects in AI, service/network management, and the cloud-edge continuum have joined the research team at Red Hat Ireland, based in our Waterford office. Leigh Griffin leads the group. Red Hat Research engineers in EMEA have long...
DevConf.CZ 2024 , held June 13-15 in Brno, features a packed agenda with talks on AI and data science, IoT and edge computing, security and cryptography, DevOps, and much more. As usual, many presentations feature the work of Red Hat Research and our research...
“AutoAnnotate: Reinforcement-learning-based code annotation for high-level synthesis,” a paper resulting from a project at the Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University, was selected as one of four Best Papers at the 25th International Symposium on Quality Electronic...