Revenue outperformance in the quarter can be attributed to ongoing momentum in the core RHEL segment along with an increase in cross-selling opportunities from emerging technologies and consulting services, Panigrahi noted. In addition, infrastructure-related subscription revenue grew 13.5 percent year-over-year and app development and emerging technologies saw a re-acceleration in revenue growth.
- Continued adoption of Red Hat Linux for mission-critical workloads.
- Cross-selling opportunities from its emerging technology group to the large installed Linux base.
- Expected demand for OpenStack-based hybrid cloud.
- Large deal renewals expected to begin in the bottom half of fiscal 2018.
Bottom line, Red Hat "pioneered" the open-source model and dominates the Linux operating system market but now has "extended its success to a broad stack of technology for private cloud deployment."
At last check, shares of Red Hat were up 4.56 percent at $110.59.
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