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Ah yes, the well known "topple enemy leaders by restricting their access to Linux tech support" strategy. Gets them every time.

Starting a tech company in the US is looking like a less and less attractive prospect. This is doubly true if the company focuses on security/privacy of its users.

It's a bit interesting, as it requests a bunch of Russian IT companies to stop their ongoing projects with another bunch (the sanction list) of Russian companies.<p>It would be obvious that USA companies (and their Russian subsidiaries, if there are any) are limited by the sanctions; however I'm not really seeing what power USA or RedHat should have to restrict those Russian-to-Russian support contracts.

So, where is the letter from Microsoft to it's Russian partners?

I'm not sure what's particularly interesting about this. If IBM has a support contract with any of these companies, they would have to discontinue it as well.

Ah yes, the well known "topple enemy leaders by restricting their access to Linux tech support" strategy. Gets them every time.

Starting a tech company in the US is looking like a less and less attractive prospect. This is doubly true if the company focuses on security/privacy of its users.

So, where is the letter from Microsoft to it's Russian partners?

I'm not sure what's particularly interesting about this. If IBM has a support contract with any of these companies, they would have to discontinue it as well.

RedHat requests Russian partners to suspend projects under U.S. sanctions

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RedHat requests Russian partners to suspend projects under U.S. sanctions

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