Red Hat buys open-source storage firm Gluster
Linux distributor looks to extend big data and cloud computing capabilities
Open-source stalwart Red Hat has signed a $136m (£88.5m) deal to buy storage company Gluster. The privately owned Gluster has developed an open-source distributed file system designed for so-called...
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