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- 1Critics Say IBM Is Phasing Out Red Hat●Red Hat Being Phased Out of Existence (Like Many Other Companies IBM Bought) Article URL: https:// techrights.org/n/2026
A Techrights article argues that Red Hat, the enterprise Linux company IBM acquired in 2019 for about $34 billion, is being gradually phased out, echoing the fate of other firms IBM has bought over the years. The claim is drawing discussion among open-source watchers, with some agreeing IBM is absorbing Red Hat's identity and others disputing the characterization.
- 2Claims IBM Is Phasing Out Red Hat Spark Debate●Red Hat Being Phased Out of Existence (Like Many Other Companies IBM Bought) https://techrights.org/n/2026/10/01/Red_Hat
A Techrights article dated October 1, 2026 argues that Red Hat is being gradually phased out of existence, drawing a parallel to other companies acquired by IBM that later faded away. The claim is circulating among open source commentators, who have long voiced concern that IBM's 2019 acquisition would erode Red Hat's independence and its commitment to community-driven Linux development.
- 3Techrights Attacks Lunduke's Linux Credentials●In Case Anybody Still Believes Microsoft Lunduke Cares About GNU/Linux
Techrights has published a pointed article arguing that commentator Bryan Lunduke, nicknamed 'Microsoft Lunduke', does not genuinely care about GNU/Linux. The piece questions his loyalty to the free software community, and the claim is now circulating among tech readers. Critics of Lunduke have long accused him of siding with Microsoft-backed positions, while his supporters view such attacks as unfair character strikes.