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Red Hat Expands Hybrid Cloud Portfolio on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Red Hat has expanded its hybrid cloud portfolio on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), making Red Hat Enterprise Linux a first-party offering in the OCI Console. Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization are now available through Oracle Marketplace. The Red Hat Enterprise Linux images for OCI are available for fully virtualized instances running on both Intel and AMD hardware.

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Why it matters

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The changes broaden how organizations can buy and deploy Red Hat software on Oracle's cloud platform. The first-party listing for Red Hat Enterprise Linux is aimed at customers running compute-intensive systems, including machine learning and AI workloads.

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Who's involved

  • Red HatExpanded its hybrid cloud portfolio on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
  • OCIProvides the cloud infrastructure platform and Marketplace for the software
  • OracleOperates the cloud platform and Marketplace where Red Hat software is sold

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • IntelSpeculative

    Intel might experience increased demand for compute instances due to the availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on OCI.

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