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In a recent talk on container history, IBM’s Phil Estes explained that the little blue Docker boat hasn’t always sailed through calm waters. Continue reading IBM's Phil Estes on the Turbulent Waters of Container History
Researchers from Princeton University and NVIDIA have discovered a new security exploit for the Meltdown/Spectre CPU vulnerability. Continue reading New Security Exploit Found for Meltdown and Spectre Vulnerability
VxBlock System 1000 includes wider choice of storage arrays, data protection, compute Continue reading Dell EMC Designs New VxBlock Converged Infrastructure "for All Workloads"
Those afraid the average open source conference will be over their heads might want to learn open source with Open Source 101. Continue reading Open Source 101: A Beginner's Way to Learn Open Source
Open source startup SiFive introduces a single board computer running Linux on the open RISC-V architecture. Is the data center next? Continue reading Is Open Source RISC-V Ready to Take on Intel, AMD, and ARM in the Data Center?
Packs performance into a small-package, low-power Xeon SoC in a bid for the edge data center market. Continue reading Intel Launches Xeon Chips for Edge Computing
IBM’s former systems and technology CTO explains when it makes sense to buy a mainframe and what the advantages are. Continue reading Why Mainframes Aren't Going Away Any Time Soon
An initial Kickstarter campaign to raise $7,500 to begin development of a XenServer clone has already pulled in over $32,000. Continue reading New Open Source Project Takes Aim at XenServer
The real value in the CoreOS deal is the startup’s 130 or so employees and the content of their brains. Continue reading Did Red Hat Just Spend $250 Million on Free Software?
The security company SentinelOne has released a free-to-use monitoring tool that will alert when attackers attempt to exploit the Meltdown vulnerability. Continue reading Linux Monitoring Tool Detects Meltdown Attacks