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While years ago it was hard envisioning Microsoft contributing significantly to the Linux kernel or Mesa 3D graphics driver stack, maintaining its own in-house Linux distribution, or publishing so much open-source software, these days it's par for the course thanks to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), Linux dominating Azure instances, etc

The changing economics of open-source software - SiliconANGLE

With Windows 11 and macOS getting ever more alike and swamped with AI-like features that take away your control, one writer is giving up and learning Linux in 2024.

The final compromise text of the EU Cyber Resilience Act is now officially available, and various open source voices are currently opining on it. This is a complex act and other parts of the open source world (like the Eclipse Foundation and NLNet Labs) have been hard at work to advocate with the EU and member states to get a CRA that is good for open source. I’ve also been highly critical.

LF Edge Embraces NanoMQ: A Testament to EMQs IoT Innovation

LF Edge Embraces NanoMQ: A Testament to EMQs IoT Innovation

A tribute to the unknown warriors of open source

Whenever chaos engulfs a proprietary technology relied on by millions, the default knee-jerk reaction from many seems to be: "." This scenario became all too familiar throughout 2023, as established technologies relied on by millions hit a chaos curve, making people realize how beholden they are to a proprietary platform they have little control over. The OpenAI fiasco in November, where the ChatGPT hit-maker temporarily lost its co-founders, including CEO Sam Altman, created a ...

What does 2024 have in store? Improved gen AI ecosystems, next-level security, 'common edge' — plus, how quantum will support AI.

Open-source software is ever vulnerable to malicious actors, but software bills of material can help mitigate the threat. NSA guidance sets a solid foundation for managing the ecosystem.