The Open 3D Foundation Welcomes Epic Games as a Premier Member to Unleash the Creativity of Artists Everywhere
Interoperability and portability of real-time 3D assets and tools deliver unparalleled flexibility, as the Open 3D community celebrates its first birthday SAN FRANCISCO – July 20, 2022 – The Open 3D Foundation (O3DF) is proud to announce Epic Games as a Premier member alongside Adobe, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Huawei, Intel, LightSpeed Studios, Microsoft and […]
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the White House convened the White House Cyber Workforce and Education Summit to gather government and private-sector leaders to discuss how to address the labor shortage and other challenges for U.S. cybersecurity.
This article helps you look at each of the project life cycle stages, determine where your project is, and, at a high-level, show how you can move your project successfully through each stage.
The Open Mainframe Project’s Zowe initiative was born from an ambitious goal: make the mainframe a seamless, integrated part of the modern IT landscape.
Jamie Thomas with IBM talks about the OpenSFF and working to make open source software even more secure.
To address evolving Data and Storage needs throughout the industry, SODA Foundation, in partnership with Linux Foundation Research, is once again conducting a survey to provide insights into challenges, gaps, and trends for data and storage in the era of cloud native, edge, AI, and 5G. The results will serve to guide the SODA Foundation […]
The first-ever in-person Summit will focus on security, training, AI, Linux on Z and Cloud Native and will be accessible online for attendees around the world SAN FRANCISCO, July 13, 2022 – The Open Mainframe Project, an open source initiative that enables collaboration across the mainframe community to develop shared tool sets and resources, announces […]
The Fintech Open Source Foundation builds on the success of FDC3, its most adopted open source project to date New York, NY – July 13, 2022 – The Fintech Open Source Foundation (FINOS), the financial services umbrella of the Linux Foundation, announced today during its Open Source in Finance Forum (OSFF) London the launch of […]
The premier event in Europe for open source code and community contributors features 200+ sessions across 13 micro-conferences, covering the pivotal topics and technologies at the core of open source. SAN FRANCISCO, July 12, 2022 — The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the full schedule for Open […]
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FINOS, the fintech open source foundation, and its research partners, Linux Foundation Research, GitHub, Intel, Mend, Red Hat, Scott Logic, SUSE, Symphony, Tradeweb, and Wipro, are conducting its second annual survey as part of its ongoing research on the state of open source adoption, contribution, and readiness in the financial services industry. The increased prevalence, […]
Stephen Hendrick and Matt Jarvis discuss the new report, Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges in Open Source Software.
The Linux Foundation’s Kenny Paul is a LEGO model builder in his spare time. He and some other LEGO builders built a model of Angel Island to help explain this dark time in history to children.
The Zephyr Project is participating in GSoC under The Linux Foundation umbrella. These are the 2022 projects.
LF Networking Announces ONE Summit North America 2022 Call for Proposals and Registration are Now Open! ONE Summit is the one industry event focused on best practices, technical challenges, and business opportunities facing network decision makers across Networking, Access, Edge, and CloudReinvigorated for 2022, ONE Summit returns in-person November 15-16 in Seattle, Wash. with a more […]
Irving Wladawsky-Berger explores how the Linux Foundation’s work has evolved from the Linux OS to a wide-range of open scope projects.
Microservices allow software developers to design highly scalable, highly fault-tolerant internet-based applications. But how do the microservices of a platform actually communicate? How do they coordinate their activities or know who to work with in the first place?