Red Hat Puts Linux in the Driving Seat for Automobiles
Open source enterprise software provider Red Hat intends to deliver a version of its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) built specifically for automotive use cases, company officials said at its annual user conference, Red Hat Virtual Summit, being held this week.
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