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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...

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. The post Top 5 Reasons to be Excited about Zowe appeared first on Linux Foundation.

Jamie Thomas with IBM talks about the OpenSFF and working to make open source software even more secure. The post Jamie Thomas: What is the OpenSSF appeared first on Linux 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 Fintech Open Source Foundation builds on the success of FDC3, its most adopted open source project to date New York, NY – July 13,...

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...

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 post LEGO and Angel Island appeared first on Linux Foundation.

In the first quarter of 2022, a multi-organisation, multi-location team of developers planned, scheduled and delivered an ambitious three day “RegTech” collaboration challenge. The post Morgan Stanley, Microsoft, and Regnosys Break New Ground in RegTech with FINOS appeared first on Linux Foundation.

Irving Wladawsky-Berger explores how the Linux Foundation's work has evolved from the Linux OS to a wide-range of open scope projects. The post The Impressive Scope of the Linux Foundation in the 21st Century Digital Economy appeared first on Linux Foundation.

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? The post How Microservices Work Together appeared first on Linux Foundation.