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Red Hat Summit / FudCon10 Boston - Day 2

Todays KeyNote speakers were Brian Stevens, CTO and Vice President Red Hat Engineering. He spoke about various topics from how Fedora is the foundation to RHEL, where virtualization technology is headed to Red Hat MRG.

Next up was Boyd Davis, Intel General Manager, Server Platforms Group. The topic of discussion was what Intel will be doing in the future and how they are going to get there. Personally I prefer AMD and would have rather seen that topic but overall at least I know what AMD is up against. :)

Red Hat Summit / FudCon10 Boston - Day 2

June 18, 2008 Comments off

Red Hat Summit / FudCon10 Boston - Day 1

Today was the first of presentations.

Starting off the KeyNote Speakers was Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst. He spoke of what Red Hat is going to be doing and what direction they are headed in the future.

Next up was the CIO of Harvard Medical School, Dr. John Halamka. This guy is the medical geek (not a bust on him) of all geeks, he even has a RFID implant! While I didnt follow all of the medical lingo he was speaking about I did follow what they were doing with Linux in the Medical fields in regards to “mobile shared medical records”.

Red Hat Summit / FudCon10 Boston - Day 1

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