"Scheme" Red Hat won HP Allianceone Annual Partner Award

Singapore &http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; July 13, 2011--The world's top open source solution provider Red Hat Company (NYSE: RHT) today announces its second consecutive year as HP Allianceone's annual partner award. In the 2011 HP Honor list, Red Hat won the HP Cloud Computing ISV Award for its products-the Red Hat hp version of the Cloud program.

The HP Allianceone Partner annual awards are awarded to HP's dedicated series of partners to acknowledge their outstanding contribution to the development and distribution of innovative solutions. These industry's highest standard solutions contribute to achieving business excellence and customer satisfaction.

At the Red Hat Summit held in May 2011, the HP version of the Red Hat Cloud was released. The HP version Red Hat Cloud is built on the Red Hat cloud, combining the top red Hat technology, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Enterprise virtualization, JBoss Enterprise middleware and Red Hat network satellite to help customers build IaaS cloud. The product also contains the HP Cloudsystem Matrix. The Cloudsystem matrix is a private cloud platform that reduces the time it takes to provide customers with complex architectures and applications. The program includes additional Red Hat and HP services to help customers design, configure and maintain the cloud environment.

"We are delighted that HP recognizes our market leadership in cloud computing. "Red Hat and HP's leadership in technology has given our common customers a greater capacity in the converged infrastructure we have developed together," said Scott Crenshaw, general manager and vice president of the Red Hat Cloud division. ”

"In order to meet the changing needs of customers, companies must speed up time-to-market and business value implementations." Duncan Campbell, vice president of HP's converged Infrastructure department, said: "Partnering with Red Hat Partners can help HP use the specially designed infrastructure to eradicate rigid it islands, cut costs, and lay the groundwork for fast service delivery."

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