Nasa Jet Propulsion Lab turns to Red Hat for new OpenStack cloud

Daniel Robinson
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Nasa draws on OpenStack for the compute requirements behind space missions

AUSTIN: Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has built a new private cloud based on Red Hat's build of the OpenStack framework to fulfil the growing computing requirements of its space missions, ...

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