By Anastasia Braginsky The 16th ACM International System and Storage Conference (SYSTOR), held June 5-7 in Haifa, Israel, featured five posters highlighting Red Hat-sponsored research projects that target challenges in cloud implementation strategy, storage...
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.
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 PHYSICS (oPtimized HYbrid Space-time servIce Continuum in faaS) project midterm review was completed on September 20, 2022, at a hybrid meeting in Brussels. During PHYSICS's project midterm review meeting, the project's consortium discussed the project's progress...
Yiannis Georgiou, Ryax, discussing project outcomes The 4th PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held July 4-6, 2022, hosted by RYAX in Athens, Greece. During the meeting, partners analyzed the project’s growth and had the opportunity to participate in person...
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...
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.
The third PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held March 30-31, 2022 in the Ra’anana office. PHYSICS stands for oPtimized HYbrid Space-time servIce Continuum in faaS.
As part of our OpenInfraLabs collaboration with Red Hat’s CTO team on the Mass Open Cloud initiative (MOC), we get to do new innovative things for the first time.