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Red Hat Made Free Software Worth $34 Billion. The Product Was Trust.
Its code could be copied. Its confidence could not. Red Hat built a business by packaging the unruly speed of open source into software that banks, governments and airlines can run without holding their breath.
Issac Roth
Issac Roth is a Silicon Valley founder, operator and investor who has spent 25-plus years turning hard infrastructure into products developers actually use. He created Red Hat OpenShift out of his startup Makara, was founding CEO of the Node.js company StrongLoop (acquired by IBM, where he became a cloud CTO), and invested as a Venture Partner at Shasta Ventures. Today he is co-founder and CEO of Orama, an open-source search and answer-engine company building a fourth-generation database that fuses full-text search, vector search and built-in LLMs to power AI agents and copilots.