IBM and Red Hat to offer Lightwell free to universities and NGOs
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IBM and Red Hat Offer Lightwell at No Charge to Universities, NGOs and Think Tanks
August 4, 2026 9:01 AM EDTAccess to Lightwell will help strengthen the open source software supporting research, education and mission-critical work
Key Facts
IBM and Red Hat will offer Lightwell at no charge to over 185 leading research universities and 100 major nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and think tanks in the United States.Lightwell combines AI-driven automation with human engineering expertise to identify, validate and remediate open source software vulnerabilities.Participating institutions can access validated fixes for the software versions they... More