In 2001, it was anyone’s guess who would be the dominant business Linux company. Yes, Red Hat was in the running, but so was Caldera, SUSE, and TurboLinux. And, there
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Linux Updates
Huawei changes its patent story
On the one hand, Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is warring with the US over trade sanctions, including suing Verizon over its misuse of its patents. Verizon has replied that Huawei
Huawei joins major US-based open-source patent protection consortium OIN
When you think of Chinese 5G smartphone superpower Huawei and intellectual property (IP), your first thoughts are of the US Department of Justice charging Huawei with racketeering and conspiracy to
Debian Linux readies an anti-coronavirus hack-a-thon
Open-source programmers and engineers have been working on a wide variety of projects to beat coronavirus. These range from hospital management programs to speeding up drug development to building inexpensive
SUSE offers free enterprise Linux support to medical devices manufacturers
SUSE, a major Linux and open-source cloud company, will help any organizations building medical devices to fight COVID-19. The Germany-based company is doing this by offering free support and maintenance
Kubernetes 1.18: Buffing up the leading container orchestrator
Kubernetes is the container orchestrator we all love. But it’s not unconditional love. Some users were a bit overwhelmed with the last release’s Container Storage Interface (CSI) infrastructure update, which
With KubeCF, Cloud Foundry comes to Kubernetes
Some people think you need to decide between Cloud Foundry, a prominent open-source Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) cloud, and Kubernetes, the wildly popular container orchestration program. That’s never been true. They perform
Pet the cat, own the bathrobe: Linus Torvalds on working from home
So your boss isn’t sure you’ll be productive while working at home. Perhaps, they should consider Linus Torvalds. He created a little operating system called Linux, which runs everything in the
Tracking the real US coronavirus testing numbers with open source
Coronavirus: Uncertainty all around Coronavirus has descended on the world with unnerving suddenness, and it’s dramatically changing the way we live and work. Read more: https://zd.net/2Qk7kr7 Want to know something
Ansible DevOps comes to the mainframe
IBM’s mainframe: A long-evolving system IBM’s launch of the IBM Z promises to encrypt data all the time throughout multiple systems, and the rebranding of mainframe to simply IBM Z
How open-source software is tackling COVID-19 coronavirus
Coronavirus: Uncertainty all around Coronavirus has descended on the world with unnerving suddenness, and it’s dramatically changing the way we live and work. Read more: https://zd.net/2Qk7kr7 In Linux and open-source
How Red Hat tackles security
IBM on the first open source security platform Kevin Skapinetz, vice president of strategy and design at IBM Security, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the creation of
Red Hat Ceph Storage 4 arrives
Why Red Hat can take over the cloud sooner than you think Today, Red Hat dominates enterprise Linux. Tomorrow, it wants to rule the cloud. With IBM beside it, don’t
Linux and open-source conferences: List of what’s canceled or going virtual
The coronavirus could make remote work the norm, what businesses need to know The coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak could be the catalyst for a dramatic increase in telecommuting. Enterprises should prepare
Kubuntu Focus: A new top-of-the-line Linux laptop arrives
Why 2019 was the year of Linux and open-source software These five stories show why the future of technology belongs to Linux and open-source software. For years, there have been