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News Whitehurst replaced Matthew Szulik at the beginning of this year. Red Hat's new chief executive Jim Whitehurst has admitted his company needs to improve its approach to its customers and partners. Speaking on the first... [20 Jun 2008]
'Patents slow innovation' - Red Hat CEO
News Software patents are slowing innovation - that's the view of Red Hat chief executive Matthew Szulik. Szulik told hundreds of attendees at the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco: "In the... [23 May 2007]
Ballmer fires off Linux patent warning shot
News Addressing a Merrill Lynch conference at the start of this week, Matthew Szulik urged his customers to use up their open source tokens from the Microsoft/Novell partnership. Szulik said: "We certainly... [21 Feb 2007]
Red Hat lines up next Linux shipment
News Chief executive Matthew Szulik, referring to the final version, said in an interview after the company reported its quarterly financial results: "I'm sure we will ship a gold [version] on 28 February. [02 Jan 2007]
Red Hat rings NYSE bell
News Red Hat's chief executive Matthew Szulik was on hand to ring the Exchange bell to announce the beginning of the day's trading at the $23tr exchange and announce that his company was now listed on the NYSE, rather than... [13 Dec 2006]
Oracle touts cut-price Red Hat Linux support
News In after-hours trading, Red Hat's stock plunged 16 per cent, or $3.16, to $19.51, but CEO Matthew Szulik was unfazed by Oracle's move. Oracle is to sell support to Red Hat Linux customers and offer its own free clone of... [26 Oct 2006]
Microsoft is "as aggressive as hell", says Red Hat chief
News silicon.com sister site ZDNet UK sat down with Red Hat chief executive Matthew Szulik at the company's user summit in Nashville, Tennessee, for a brief discussion on how he intends to keep his company at the cutting edge... [01 Jun 2006]
Red Hat-JBoss union: Open source comes of age
News Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik said the company's decision to acquire JBoss was driven by corporate and government customers who are showing growing interest in the open source model. It was inevitable that open source... [11 Apr 2006]
Red Hat and JBoss to merge
News In a statement, Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik said the two companies' business models and beliefs are "fully aligned". The open source development model continues to change the economics of enterprise IT in favour of the... [10 Apr 2006]
Red Hat: '$100 laptop will drive desktop Linux'
News Matthew Szulik, chairman, president and chief executive of Red Hat, said: "At Red Hat, we believe that open source technology can change the world, and is still in its infancy. Open source software company Red Hat... [31 Jan 2006]
Red Hat showing strong growth
News In a conference call, chief executive Matthew Szulik said the company's financial results "were strong across all key metrics", including billing, revenue growth, profit margin expansion, net income and cash flow. [29 Sep 2005]
Red Hat boosts revenue by 46 per cent
News Red Hat chief executive and chairman Matthew Szulik called the financial performance the company's best to date and promised continued growth based on plans to expand the company's offerings and geographic reach and to... [01 Jul 2005]
Microsoft wines and dines Red Hat
News Microsoft's Steve Ballmer and Red Hat's Matthew Szulik met for more than an hour at a McCormick and Schmick's restaurant in New York in late March, sources familiar with the situation said. But Microsoft chairman Bill... [11 May 2005]
Linux and Microsoft costs 'neck and neck'
News Matthew Szulik, chief executive of Red Hat, the largest provider of update and support services for Linux, said, however, "Some of our customers track their operating costs down to the penny. Most US businesses say there... [05 Apr 2005]
Red Hat snaps up AOL's Netscape server software
News It's a new step in Red Hat's "open-source architecture" plan to expand beyond its core product, the Linux operating system, Chief Executive Matthew Szulik plans to tell analysts at a company conference Thursday in New York. [30 Sep 2004]
