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Linux Skills Most Wanted: Open Source Jobs Report

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The Linux Foundation's 2018 Open Source Technology Jobs Report shows rapid growth in the demand for open source technical talent, with Linux skills a must-have requirement for entry-level positions. Linux coding is the most sought-after open source skill. Linux-based container technology is a close second. The report provides an overview of open source career trends, factors motivating professionals in the...

Crate.io Releases Commercial Machine Data Platform

June 20, 2018

Crate.io has introduced a commercial Machine Data Platform, along with a new version of its open source SQL database for the Internet of Th...

Can Hackers Crack the Ivory Towers?

June 19, 2018

Just like leaders in every other field you can imagine, academics have been hard at work studying information security. Most fields aren't ...

Private Cloud May Be the Best Bet: Report

June 13, 2018

News flash: Private cloud economics can offer more cost efficiency than public cloud pricing structures. Private, or on-premises, cloud sol...

Red Hat Launches Fuse 7, Fuse Online for Better Cloud Integration

June 5, 2018

Red Hat has launched its Fuse 7 cloud-native integration solution and introduced Fuse Online, an alternative iPaaS. Red Hat Fuse is a light...

WhiteSource Rolls Out New Open Source Security Detector

May 24, 2018

WhiteSource has launched its next-generation software composition analysis technology, dubbed "Effective Usage Analysis," with the promise ...

Open Source Is Everywhere and So Are Vulnerabilities, Says Black Duck Report

May 15, 2018

Black Duck by Synopsys has released the 2018 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis report, which details new concerns about software vulne...

OpenShift Brings Full Cross-Platform Flexibility to Azure Cloud

May 10, 2018

Microsoft and Red Hat introduced OpenShift on Azure at Red Hat Summit 2018 in San Francisco. This release is the first fully managed, easy-...

Fedora 28 Comes With New Software Options

May 1, 2018

The Fedora Project has announced the general availability of Fedora 28, which introduces a new software delivery system based on a modular ...

Shuttleworth on Ubuntu 18.04: Multicloud Is the New Normal

April 29, 2018

Canonical has released the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS platform for desktop, server, cloud and Internet of Things use. Its debut followed a two-year d...

New Ubuntu Rethinks Desktop Ecosystem

April 26, 2018

Canonical on Thursday released Ubuntu Linux 18.04, which utilizes live patching and a new metric data collection system. Notably missing is...

Microsoft Calls On Linux for Its New IoT Security Platform

April 22, 2018

Microsoft has opted to use its own version of a Linux OS instead of Windows 10 to drive its new Azure Sphere solution for securely connecti...

McAfee’s Upgraded Cloud Security Protects Containers

April 17, 2018

McAfee has introduced its Cloud Workload Security v5.1, which represents the first solution for open source containers. McAfee CWS v5.1 sec...

New RHEL Locks In Hybrid Cloud Growth

April 12, 2018

Red Hat has announced the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5, which targets the needs of both Linux server and cloud depl...

Microsoft Offers New Tool to Grow Linux in Windows

April 2, 2018

Microsoft has released an open source tool that makes it easier for programmers and developers to run Linux on Windows 10. The new tool als...

Deepin Desktop Props Up Pardus Linux

March 8, 2018

The Pardus Linux distro offers an inviting computing experience with both old and new options. However, a dual development path narrows its...

Kali Linux Security App Lands in Microsoft Store

March 6, 2018

Kali Linux has become available in the Microsoft Store. Windows 10 users can download and install the Kali Linux app onto the Windows Subsy...

Red Hat Adds Zing to High-Density Storage

February 28, 2018

Red Hat has announced the addition of high-density storage capabilities to its in-memory data management technology. The company has expand...

Suse, AWS Nudge SAP Customers to the Cloud

February 20, 2018

Suse recently entered an agreement to expand its relationship with Amazon Web Services, allowing Suse Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Appli...

SentinelOne Debuts Unified OS Threat Protection

February 15, 2018

SentinelOne this week announced a partnership with Microsoft to bolster threat protection for mixed platform users, making computing safer ...

Open Source Software Turns 20-Something

February 3, 2018

Saturday marks the 20th Anniversary of open source, sort of. Open source led to a new software development and distribution model that offe...

Quest Updates Toad Open Source Database Tools

January 23, 2018

Quest Software on Monday announced a series of updates to its Toad open source database software applications, including new versions of it...

IBM, Maersk Announce Global Blockchain Shipping Venture

January 18, 2018

IBM and A.P. Moeller-Maersk on Tuesday announced a joint venture to create a platform based on Hyperledger Fabric 1.0, with the goal of cre...

Microsoft Goes All In With Kubernetes

December 9, 2017

Microsoft announced a raft of new Kubernetes-related projects this week, demonstrating its growing commitment to the technology. It launche...

New Open Platform Helps Enterprises Manage Their Own Cloud Services

December 6, 2017

CoreOS on Tuesday announced the release of Tectonic 1.8, a Kubernetes container management platform. Tectonic enables enterprises to deploy...

AWS Offers Aurora Cloud DB Service Compatible With PostgreSQL

October 26, 2017

AWS on Tuesday announced the general availability of Amazon Aurora with PostgreSQL compatibility. The service is now fully compatible with ...

AWS, Microsoft Offer New Open Source AI Framework

October 13, 2017

AWS and Microsoft have announced the availability of Gluon, an open source deep learning library for building AI neural networks. Gluon wil...

Container Runtime Brings Greater Flexibility to Kubernetes and BOSH

October 11, 2017

The Cloud Foundry Foundation has launched Container Runtime as the default deployment and management platform for containers using Kubernet...

RoboCyberWall Aims to Block Linux Server Hacks

October 4, 2017

RoboCyberWall has launched its proprietary precision firewall solution bearing the same name. RoboCyberWall is designed to protect HTTP and...

Microsoft Digs Deeper to Bankroll Open Source Initiative

September 29, 2017

Microsoft this week became a premium sponsor of the Open Source Initiative, adding more financial heft to its growing commitment to the ope...

Red Hat, SAP Team on New Integrated Enterprise Linux Platform

September 28, 2017

Red Hat on Tuesday announced the launch of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions, a new platform that combines two existing systems fo...

Red Hat Enlarges Its Open Source Patent Promise Umbrella

September 22, 2017

Red Hat on Thursday announced major enhancements to the Patent Promise it first published 15 years ago, with the intention of providing new...

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