Red Hat Inc., an IBM subsidiary, has announced the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Workstations on Amazon Web Services Inc.’s cloud platform.
The product is a virtual Linux workstation that can be accessed using a thin client for Windows or Mac, a standard web browser, or Amazon’s NICE DCV remote visualization protocol. In order to avoid the associated hardware costs, Red Hat positions the service as suitable for processing-intensive workloads like animation rendering or data visualization.
The workstation-as-a-service offering on AWS supports a range of hardware instances with GPU acceleration and is optimized for high-performance, graphically demanding workloads. It works with Red Hat’s software development stack, which is compatible with a variety of tools, databases, and languages.
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