In the early days of the internet, centering something on a webpage was easy: Just put a <center> tag on

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If you are a platform engineer or an engineering leader, look at your current development pipeline. Is everything treated equally?

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today announced Chainguard EmeritOSS, its new model for supporting mature open source projects and long-term open source software (OSS) sustainability

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AI was big in 2025, but so were many other developments and worries. The biggest open source stories in 2025

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As the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) moves closer to the implementation deadline, software manufacturers across multiple verticals are beginning

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Chances are, it’s not the infrastructure, singular, your organization is running your workloads on — it’s the infrastructures, plural. Sixty percent

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Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) is a fundamental shift in how developers build AI-powered applications. Rather than treating large language

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Nvidia today launched its latest set of AI models in its open source Nemotron series for powering AI agents: Nemotron

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After two years of rapid experimentation and deployment, 2026 will be the year when enterprises confront the realities of scaling

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There was a further shift away from complexity in web development this year, with frontend frameworks like Astro and Svelte

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Everyone’s racing to ship AI agents for data work. They want them to write SQL, debug pipelines, generate tests, auto-document

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If you’re looking for a new Linux distribution to use for development purposes, you should consider Fedora Silverblue. Why? In

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The open source hardware community is debating Arduino’s new Terms and Conditions following the company’s acquisition of Qualcomm. Chief microcontroller

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Platform as a product extends platform engineering beyond a narrow technology solution. Platforms require a shift in the way organizations

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Shuttle is a Rust-first, open source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) cloud platform for deploying apps. This week, the company launched

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Going forward, when you run ‘s Terraform Infrastructure as Code (IaC) software, you will have one language to write your

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TOKYO — When I worked for NASA in the 1980s, every satellite and spaceship that went into orbit ran one-off,

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Too often, developers are unfairly accused of being careless about data integrity. The logic goes: Without the rigid structure of

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TOKYO — Forking an open source project is never a first choice. It is divisive, dangerous, and politically risky. But

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We have all seen the headlines that enterprise AI is failing at a high rate. MIT has reported that 95%

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You may not have heard of open source developer Tony Kovanen, but the 34-year-old has collaborated on projects you know

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Most data processing frameworks are built on a single execution engine. Not Apache Wayang. Last week, The Apache Software Foundation

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Some time ago, released the Gemini CLI (Command Line Interface) tool that is pretty impressive. Unlike many AI tools, the

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“As a low-level systems engineer, if you do your job right, no one knows you exist — but the minute

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AI leader Andrej Karpathy said Inception Labs’ approach to diffusion has the potential to differ in comparison to all the

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Kubernetes is one of the fastest growing open source projects in history. In 2024, it generated $1.71 billion in revenue,

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AI agents transform enterprise operations by autonomously interpreting context, making decisions and executing tasks with minimal human input. But the

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Everyone wants their database to scale. In fact, if you are old enough, you might even remember when saying your

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IBM is no stranger to AI, given its long history with its AI Watson project and countless other efforts. But

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Linus Torvalds wasn’t thrilled with how the final days leading up to the 6.18 release of the Linux kernel went.

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