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Red Hat Sends RHEL 10.1 to the ISS as Space Edge Computing Takes Off
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Red Hat Sends RHEL 10.1 to the ISS as Space Edge Computing Takes Off
Red Hat Enterprise Linux now runs 250 miles above Earth. The latest minor release powers a shoebox-sized micro datacenter attached to the International Space Station. This marks a concrete step in extending enterprise Linux from ground-based data centers into low Earth orbit. The deployment happened quietly. Voyager Technologies’ LEOcloud Space Edge system, launched last year on a SpaceX Falcon 9, received RHEL 10.1 along with Red Hat’s Universa…
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