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IBM and Red Hat have been improving our partnership through increased collaboration on hardware platform support, middleware compatibility and quality of support. By both partners dedicating more resources to key projects we are striving to prove to more and more customers that Linux is an excellent choice for a broad range of applications on both servers and desktops.
Red Hat's latest release, Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.4 spans IBM eServer platforms. With a common code base (built on the Linux 2.6 kernel), supporting all leading industry platforms, and key IBM middleware, it affords customers ultimate flexibility in choosing an IBM platform that's right for the job.
"Both engineering teams put a lot of effort in (to RHEL v.4) and it’s going to show in the performance, the security and the reliability of this release, and in the production capabilities customers will enjoy from it."
- Scott Handy, VP, WW Linux Business, IBM | | |  | Red Hat Enterprise Linux Certification
Red Hat invites application vendors to take advantage of the many benefits available through the Red Hat Ready partner program. A full list of current partners and their certified applications is available at the Red Hat Software Catalog. | |  | IBM Global Services for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
IBM will support Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.4 with Linux strategy, application development, migration and enterprise architecture services. | | Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 IBM Software Support:
Currently IBM is the leading and largest supplier of software for Red Hat Linux in the world with over 200 software products shipping across its. WebSphere, DB2, Lotus, Tivoli and Rational product lines. | | | IBM is also the only software provider for Red Hat Linux with commitments on xSeries, iSeries, pSeries and zSeries. IBM intends to support Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 with all of its key middleware offerings across its entire software portfolio. | | | Red Hat®, the Red Hat "Shadow Man" logo, and all Red Hat-based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., in the United States and other countries |
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