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UK Universities Sign £9.86M Oracle Java Deal with Jisc
In a significant move for the UK’s higher education sector, universities and colleges have entered into a framework agreement with Oracle worth up to Ā£9.86 million, equivalent to $...
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Cloudflare Unveils AI-Assisted OAuth Library with Claude
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, Cloudflare, a leader in internet infrastructure and security, has taken a bold step into the future by leveraging artificial intell...
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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Support Ends: Time to Upgrade
As of May 31, 2025, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, codenamed Focal Fossa, has officially reached the end of its standard support period, marking a critical juncture for organizations and users...
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Windows 11 Update KB5058405 Triggers Boot Failures
The latest Windows 11 update, identified as KB5058405, has sparked significant concern among IT professionals and system administrators due to a critical bug that can render system...
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Rocky Linux 10 Embraces RISC-V for Open Computing
In a significant stride for the open-source community and the broader enterprise computing landscape, Rocky Linux has announced official support for the RISC-V architecture in its...
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AlmaLinux 10.0 “Purple Lion” Released with RHEL Compatibility
The enterprise Linux landscape has witnessed a significant milestone with the release of AlmaLinux OS 10.0, codenamed ā€œPurple Lion,ā€ announced on May 27, 2025, by the AlmaLinux OS...
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Microsoft Unveils Unified Windows Update Platform
In a significant move toward streamlining application updates, Microsoft has unveiled a preview of its Windows Update orchestration platform, a system designed to unify how apps ar...
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Systemd Continues Raising Concerns for Linux Users
Systemd is one of the more controversial elements in Linux and continues to raise some serious concerns about security, performance, and the future of Linu...
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Broadcom Sends Cease-and-Desist Letters to Perpetual VMware Licensees
Broadcom continues to wage war on VMware customers, this time sending cease-and-desist letters to VMware perpetual licensees....
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Ubuntu Rolling Out Rust-Based Memory-Safe Sudo
Canonical is making a major change to Ubuntu, starting with the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10, replacing GNU Coreutils with the Rust-based uutils....
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Oracle Ships Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 8
Oracle has shipped its Oracle Linux kernel, the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 8, bringing a number of improvements to memory management, file system suppor...
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openSUSE Releases Leap 16 Beta
openSUSE has released a beta of Leap 16, the stable, point-release version of the Linux distro that is based on SUSE Linux Enterprise 16....
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Google Workspace Makes A Play For Government Customers With ‘Cost-Saving Offer’
Google is making a play for government customers, touting its "cost-saving offer" in the wake of the Trump administration's efforts to scale back federal s...
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Oracle Provides Case Study In How NOT To Handle A Data Breach
Oracle is finally notifying customers of a rece...
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Hotpatch Updates Come To Windows, Reducing Downtime
Microsoft has taken a major step forward in reducing unnecessary downtime as a result of updates, implementing hotpatch updates for Windows 11 Enterprise....
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