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Rollout start: Apr 2, 2024 Breaking changes Unified service support for Adobe Experience Manager Cloud Service ...

The public sector closed 2023 with a raft of tenders to keep the ICT sector busy in 2024.

OpenELA announced the public release of the Enterprise Linux source code along with important technical and governance milestones. OpenELA is a trade association of open source Enterprise Linux distribution developers originally founded by CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE. It exists to encourage development and collaboration of distributions compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) by providing open and free Enterprise Linux (EL) source code.

/PRNewswire/ -- Oracle today announced several key contributions to the open source community aimed at accelerating the adoption of cloud native computing and...

Oracle today announced several key contributions to the open source community aimed at accelerating the adoption of cloud native computing and collaboration across the open source ecosystem. At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2023, Oracle announced plans to donate $3 million in Ampere Arm®-based compute credits on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) per year for three years to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Oracle also introduced plans to open source Jipher, a Java Crypt...

Oracle donates $3 million in Ampere Arm-based compute credits per year for three years to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation to foster innovative cloud native projects Oracle launches project to...

OpenELA today announced the public release of the Enterprise Linux source code along with important technical and governance milestones. OpenELA is a trade association of open source...

The day has come. As promised, three major business Linux companies have released the code for OpenELA, their challenge to RHEL.

AlmaLinux appears to be succeeding in its goal to provide Red Hat Enterprise Linux compatibility despite recent challenges.

Linux kernel 6.6 might not be out yet (it's due in the next few weeks) but that's not stopped Oracle adding initial support for it in the latest release