JBoss chief Fleury talks up Red Hat acquisition

June 05, 2006, 10:46 AM — Red Hat's recent acquisition of JBoss consolidated the enterprise open source landscape. In this interview, JBoss founder Marc Fleury explains why the merger was a plus for both organizations.

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