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2 weeks ago | redhat.com | Gurpreet Singh

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a private cloud environment hosted within a shared public cloud infrastructure. It provides an isolated set of compute, storage, and network resources, enabling multiple organizations or groups to host services on a shared public cloud without compromising privacy or security. The primary responsibility of the cloud service provider is to ensure robust security, privacy, reliability, and resiliency for the tenants.

3 weeks ago | redhat.com | Matthew Miller

As the Fedora Project continues to thrive and innovate, I’m excited to welcome new leadership. After more than 10 years as Fedora Project leader, I’ll be stepping back from the role and passing the proverbial torch to Jef Spaleta. Jef was an early contributor to fedora.us and the Fedora Project. He was elected to the Fedora Board as a community representative at-large before living in Alaska and Antarctica for several years while studying aurora activity.

1 month ago | redhat.com | Brian Gracely

There’s an old saying that the only constant in the technology world is change. Like it or not, the pace of change for IT professionals is going to rapidly increase in 2025 and the coming years. Let’s ponder a simple question: What is the DeepSeek moment in your industry?

1 month ago | redhat.com | Christian Horn

Recently, when my workplace laptop needed a hardware refresh and I wanted to replace it with an ARM-based laptop with Linux (a MacBook), I was tasked with comparing the efficiency of using CPU virtualization versus emulation. This article presents my research and benchmark data comparing the performance and power consumption of workloads running under virtualization and emulation. We live in exciting times: After many years with the x86 architecture dominating the market, there are new players.

2 months ago | redhat.com | Luis Acosta

In a landscape where cyber threats evolve daily, the Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) Enterprise Patch Management System (EPMS) plays a critical role in maintaining the cybersecurity of the Department of Defense (DoD). EPMS is not just a tool—it's a strategy, bridging software, efficiency and innovation to enhance the security posture of  critical systems.