The Red Hat Collaboratory at Boston University has announced details on the Request for Proposals (RFP) for 2024 Grants. The goal of the program is to enable collaborative research between Boston University researchers and Red Hat engineers. Projects must be open source and should generally focus on problems of distributed, operating, security, or network systems whose solution shows promise for advancing their field and impacting industry.
Engineers and researchers from the Red Hat Research and Emerging Technologies groups will feature recent work and a glimpse of where open source technology will go next at the upcoming Red Hat Summit, May 23-25. Interactive sessions, hands-on labs, and demos include...
Over 30 Red Hatters attend the 2023 Mass Open Cloud (MOC) Alliance Workshop on March 20 - 21, 2023, at Boston University. Recordings of each day of the event are available (see below with the schedule - currently unedited), and we will announce in the coming...
The collaboration between Red Hat Israel and Tel-Hai Academic College announced last July continues to inspire and educate students interested in open source technology careers.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2023 Red Hat Collaboratory Research Incubation Awards. The awards are part of a joint effort between Red Hat and Boston University (BU) aimed at recognizing, supporting and funding research in cloud computing, and to advance the state of the art in open source technologies such as distributed systems, security, operating systems, and networking.
A collaborative research project between Red Hat and Karlstad University, Sweden, yielded multiple publications in its second year [Year 2 Report PDF]. The project, Building the next generation of programmable networking—powered by Linux, aims to enhance the...
Twenty-two leading European organizations from 11 countries have joined forces to tackle the challenges of the IoT-edge-cloud paradigm. The proliferation of novel computing and sensing device technologies and the growing demand for data-intensive applications in the...
The Red Hat Research team supports several cloud environments, such as MOC Alliance and CloudLab. We realized there is a need to increase the productivity of bare metal machines in these environments and to promote leasing unused infrastructure to trusted partners....
Red Hat Research's Dr. Daniel Bristot de Oliveira continues to deliver practical improvements to the Linux kernel, this time with the addition of the Runtime Verification subsystem to the Linux kernel 6.0. Daniel has been exploring methods to improve the analysis of...