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Google Revives Linux ASI: Overhead Slashed to 13% for Enhanced Security
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity and kernel development, Google engineers have reignited interest in a once-stalled Linux kernel feature known as Address Space Isolation...
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PCI-SIG Unveils PCIe 8.0: 256 GT/s Speeds, 1 TB/s Bandwidth in 2028
In the ever-evolving world of data center technology, the PCI-SIG has once again pushed the boundaries of interconnect standards with the announcement of PCIe 8.0. This latest iter...
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Intel Layoffs Orphan Linux Drivers, Threaten Kernel Stability
In the wake of Intel Corp.'s sweeping layoffs, the open-source community is grappling with potential disruptions to critical Linux kernel projects, raising alarms among developers...
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DreamHost Wins Best Performing Web Host in 2025 Developer Awards
In a significant nod to reliability and speed in the web hosting industry, DreamHost has been honored as the Best Performing Web Host in the inaugural 2025 Developer Choice Awar...
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Trump’s Pentagon Axes $800M HR Projects for Salesforce, Palantir
The Push for Modernization Hits a Wall In the corridors of the Pentagon, a seismic shift is underway as the Navy and Air Force under the Trump administration prepare to scr...
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Meta’s Threads Reaches 400 Million Monthly Users, Rivals X
Meta Platforms Inc.'s Threads app has surged past 400 million monthly active users, marking a significant milestone in its two-year challenge to Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Tw...
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Linux Kernel 6.17-rc1 Released Early with Graphics and Security Upgrades
In the ever-evolving world of open-source software, the Linux kernel continues to push boundaries, with the latest iteration, version 6.17, entering its early testing phase. Develo...
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Uno Platform 6.0: 30% Faster Deployment for Enterprise .NET Apps
In the fast-evolving realm of software development, where AI-driven tools are democratizing code creation for startups and hobbyists, one company is charting a decidedly different...
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FreeBSD Hybrid Scheduler: Modular I/O Fairness Since 2005
In the intricate world of operating system kernels, FreeBSD has long stood out for its modular design and emphasis on performance tuning. One lesser-known but fascinating aspect is...
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Ubuntu Server 25.10 Replaces wget with wcurl for Minimalism
In a move that underscores Canonical's ongoing efforts to streamline its server distribution, Ubuntu Server 25.10 has officially removed the venerable wget utility from its default...
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Canonical Launches Optimized OpenJDK Builds with 12-Year Ubuntu Pro Support
In the ever-evolving world of enterprise software, Canonical, the force behind Ubuntu Linux, is making a bold play to capture the hearts of Java developers. The company recently un...
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Kapitano Developer Quits Over User Attacks, Highlighting OSS Toxicity
In the open-source software community, where collaboration often thrives on volunteer efforts and shared passion, a recent incident has highlighted the darker side of online intera...
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Microsoft Integrates GitHub into AI Division as CEO Dohmke Resigns
In a significant shift within the tech giant's ecosystem, Microsoft Corp. has announced the resignation of GitHub Chief Executive Thomas Dohmke, marking the end of GitHub's era as...
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2025 Desktop App Trends: Cross-Platform Tools and AI Evolution
In the ever-shifting world of software creation, desktop application development in 2025 is witnessing a profound transformation, driven by developers' growing preference for cross...
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KaOS Linux 2025.07 Released: KDE Plasma 6.4.3, Qt6, Kernel 6.15
In the ever-evolving world of open-source operating systems, KaOS Linux stands out as a meticulously crafted distribution that prioritizes innovation over imitation. Unlike many Li...
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