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The OpenStack community today announced the release of OpenStack 2026.1 (Gazpacho), the latest version of the world's most widely deployed open source cloud infrastructure software. The release ...

When VMware Inc. announced a new product -- VMware Integrated OpenStack -- at VMworld in August, it was a milestone. For the first time, VMware admitted (on its biggest stage) that OpenStack could no ...

Four years after launch, OpenStack is finally starting to see the first user communities forming, according to the head of the industry consortium that oversees the development of the fast-emerging ...

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Here is a cool fact for you: the original version of OpenStack was published on Joshua McKenty’s blog. When OpenStack launched Nova, there were some 6,000 lines of code. OpenStack now has over 1.25 ...

In 451 Research's recent report on OpenStack adoption among enterprise private cloud users, they found that 72 percent of OpenStack-based clouds are between 1,000 and 10,000 cores and three-fourths ...

Anyone attending the latest May 2014 OpenStack Summit in Atlanta can be excused for thinking that OpenStack is taking over the universe or at least the planet of cloud computing. Over 4500 attendees ...

No matter if users had dozens, or thousands, of CPU cores in their cloud, most preferrred Ubuntu. It was followed by the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) clone CentOS, which is now part of the Red Hat ...

The Open InfraFoundation has delivered a new version of OpenStack named “Epoxy” and thinks it’s an even better option for those seeking a VMware alternative.… OpenStack VP of marketing Allison Price ...

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The hubbub of the week in the cloud is a scathing Wall Street Journal article that accuses Red Hat of playing “Hardball on OpenStack Software,” but analysts say the accusations made by the paper more ...