Luxembourg-based SUSE has long offered various services around its various Linux- and cloud-centric infrastructure and security tools. Yet what the company didn’t really offer before was a more ...

What most people missed is the deal also made HPE the first major, old-school technology company to give preference to Linux distributor SUSE. The SUSE chameleon is now part of the HPE software zoo.

For T-Systems, the IT services and consulting subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, a comprehensive open source software stack, including the combination of an operating system of SUSE Linux Enterprise ...

Open-source infrastructure and application delivery vendor Suse — the company behind one of the oldest Linux distributions — today announced that it is once again an independent company. The ...

SUSE is a provider of enterprise-grade Linux, it also specializes in an accompanying arsenal of open source software-defined infrastructure technologies and a set of application delivery tools ...

According to Micro Focus, SUSE generated revenue of $303.4 million in 2017, up from $253.8 million in 2016. For the first six months of 2018, SUSE has already reported revenue of $164.4 million.

The only intellectual property that SUSE holds, she notes, is the company's green chameleon logo, and that won't change anytime soon. "We don't want to crush the spirit of open source," said Di ...

It starts it with a handy greeter tool that has URLs to register your software, to get into the issues database and other SuSE-specific stuff; the SuSE chameleon head icon on the desktop restarts this ...