Episode 136

Red Hat is still Red Hat

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July 9th, 2019

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The 34 billion dollar deal is finally complete! We dive into the particulars and a different view that you're seeing on the internet. Stefanie Chiras Vice President and General Manager of RHEL joins us to discuss RHEL 8.

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