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Provided by GlobeNewswire Introduces full technology stack integrating key capabilities of enterprise, hyper-scale, cloud  and high-performance computing (HPC) Launches with $4M in Series A backing from OpenDrives Inc. and IAG Capital Partners BERKELEY, Calif., Jan. 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ctrl IQ, Inc. announced today its official launch unveiling the first full technology stack that merges the key capabilities of enterprises, hyper-scale, cloud and high-performance computing (HPC). Founded to meet the growing global demand for securing and orchestrating computatio...

CloudLinux Hopes to Release AlmaLinux, Its CentOS Replacement, This Week It is one of two CentOS clones being built to fill the void left by Red Hat's unpopular decision to end CentOS's role as a downstream version of RHEL. CloudLinux hopes to release its drop-in replacement for CentOS 8, the latest and final release of Red Hat's popular free alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, as early as this week.  The community that's formed around the project has most of the operating system's components already running, with testing still underway, Igor Seletskiy, CloudLinux founder and ...

NAS Developer OpenDrives Nabs $20M In New Funding, Invests In Ctrl IQ ‘The partnership will be focused on developing the compute side of OpenDrives. That’s a big focus of our new funding,’ says Sean Lee, OpenDrives’ chief strategy and product officer. By Joseph F. Kovar January 21, 2021, 09:32 AM EST Enterprise-grade NAS technology developer OpenDrives Thursday said it has closed a Series B funding round that will bring the company up to $20 million in new capital, raising total funding in the company to about $30 million. OpenDrives also unveiled a s...

'First of many new programs,' says biz, but it is no substitute for free CentOS Tim Anderson Wed 20 Jan 2021 // 20:04 UTC Share Copy Red Hat, which is killing CentOS Linux in favour of CentOS Stream, will extend its developer subscription to allow free production use of RHEL for up to 16 systems. CentOS Linux is a community build of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and therefore suitable for production use. CentOS Stream, which will remain available, is a preview build of what is likely to be in RHEL – great for testing but not ideal for production use. The popularity...

Doing both CentOS Stream and CentOS Linux would mean doing both poorly claims CentOS board member Tim Anderson Tue 22 Dec 2020 // 09:30 UTC Share Copy Red Hat's Karsten Wade, a Senior Community Architect and member of the CentOS board, has defended the decision to kill off CentOS Linux in favour of CentOS Stream, saying the two projects were "antithetical" and Stream is a satisfactory replacement in most cases. CentOS Linux is downstream of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), whereas CentOS Stream, introduced in September 2019, is upstream, a late development build of wha...