Intel and Red Hat to open Linux support centers
Intel and Red Hat have said they would open 17 new Linux support centers to help customers plan for and test their software on Linux and Intel hardware.
Initially, the support push would focus on developing and distributing tools for enterprise virtualization, said the companies.
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