Volume 342, Issue 5 · 10 articles from 2 issues
Red Hat walks through an OpenShift AI quickstart combining computer vision and LLMs to monitor workplace safety compliance from video. Read more
Red Hat's Office of the CTO updates its enterprise innovation playbook for agentic workflows that compress prototyping from months to days. Read more
Red Hat says enterprises must understand the open source dependencies behind their software as AI coding and the EU CRA raise the stakes. Read more
RHCOS 10, based on RHEL 10, becomes OpenShift's default node OS for new installs in Q4 2026, and certified partners must support it. Read more
Red Hat outlines its migration toolkit and certified tools like Hystax Acura for moving VMs onto Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift. Read more
Everpure Cloud is now available on Azure Red Hat OpenShift, letting IT teams manage legacy VMs and cloud-native containers together. Read more
Red Hat explains how the EU Cyber Resilience Act raises the bar for understanding and supporting open source dependencies. Read more
Red Hat Lightspeed now emails monthly RHEL lifecycle and roadmap reports flagging upcoming end-of-life and retirement dates. Read more
Red Hat explains its contributions to OpenClaw Enterprise, an open source control plane for running persistent AI agents in the enterprise. Read more
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 now has a complete DISA STIG profile matching V1R2, giving DoD and contractors a compliance baseline. Read more