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Are the three tech giants hoping to tell Google and Apple to "get lost"?

A decade and a half after its last major run-in with the European Commission, Microsoft faces a probe over its efforts to beat Slack.

The Overture Maps Foundation releases its first map dataset as it looks to power the next generation of open map data.

If you’re not Google (or, to a much lesser extent, Apple), map apps are damned hard to make. Last year, several major heavy hitters in tech, including the likes of Meta, Microsoft, TomTom, and Amazon, decided to lay down their arms and meet under a flag of parlay held aloft by the Linux Foundation to make mapping just a little easier, cheaper, and less dominated by two companies. Alone, none could establish a big enough data pool to rival the likes of Google Maps, but with their individua...

The Overture Maps Foundation took info from Microsoft, Meta, and more to help more developers create a new wave of map apps.

Tech giants attempt to foster new navigation app development

ETSI gets stuck into slicingMusk’s new logo steps on Meta’s toesVerizon gets a wireless service bump

Hosted by The Linux Foundation, the Ultra Ethernet Consortium (UEC) has just been announced with the goal of building a complete, Ethernet-based communication stack architecture for high-performance...

Linux Foundation leads push to standardize Ethernet for AI and HPC

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