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IBM Z Open Editor Support for Language Server Protocol is a Game Changer
IBM Z Open Editor is a free Visual Studio Code extension that provides programming experience for COBOL and PL/1 developers.
Portshift’s Security Platform Isolates Vulnerable Containers
The platform connects identified vulnerabilities with the identity of the workload, providing a measured balance.
Purism’s Librem Server Is Now Generally Available
Already in use for the past year by select Purism business customers, Librem Server is built around Purism's PureBoot technology.
Nvidia Linux/BSD Graphics Driver Adds Support for Quadro T2000 with Max-Q Design
The Nvidia 440.44 proprietary graphics driver also improves installation support on Oracle Linux 7.7 systems.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1 Debuts With Added Developer Tools, Security & Automation
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1 is the first Red Hat Enterprise Linux release to follow the predictable release cadence announced at Red Hat Summit 2019.
Raytheon Leans on Red Hat to Advance DevSecOps
Raytheon Company collaborates with Red Hat to develop a security-focused software development solution, known as DevSecOps, for enterprise environments.
Deepin Linux Manager Talks Huawei Partnership, Spyware Accusations And Tantalizing Teases For 2020
Deepin Development Manager Hualet Wang and CTO Raphael Zhang provide a glimpse into their plans for 2020...
Kali Linux Ethical Hacking OS Switches to Xfce Desktop, Gets New Look and Feel
Kali Linux 2019.4 release introduces "Kali Undercover" mode to transform your Xfce desktop environment into a Windows look-a-like desktop.
With Kubernetes, Ceph Provides A Near-Infinite Capacity For Sustainable Growth
Ceph is a modern data storage platform, working across a variety of hardware and technologies used for cataloging, aggregating, and analyzing data.
IBM Launches Cloud Pak For Security
IBM Cloud Pak for Security comprises containerized software pre-integrated with the Red Hat OpenShift.