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Google launches OpenTitan, an open-source secure chip design project
Google has partnered with several tech companies to develop and build OpenTitan, a new, collaborative open-source secure chip design project.
This open-source AI tool quickly isolates the vocals in any song
A new open-source AI tool makes this tricky task faster and easier.
Toshiba Joins the Open Invention Network Community
Open Invention Network (OIN), the largest patent non-aggression community in history, and Toshiba Group (Toshiba) announced today that Toshiba has joined as a community member.
Robocorp announces $5.6M seed to bring open-source option to RPA
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has been a hot commodity in recent years as it helps automate tedious manual workflows inside large organizations. Robocorp, a San Francisco startup, wants to bring open source and RPA together.
Why encrypted email service ProtonMail is open-sourcing its mobile apps
Encrypted email service ProtonMail this week announced that its iPhone app is now open source, with anyone able to peruse the code on GitHub.
GitHub: All open-source developers anywhere are welcome
At Open Source Summit Europe in France, GitHub COO Erica Brescia said: "99% of software projects are built on open source." With 96-million open-source projects from across the world living on the service, GitHub should know.
Why To Attend Open Source Summits
This min-film gives you all the reasons you need to attend the Open Source Summits.
Ikey Doherty Launches Open-Source Focused Game/Software Development Company
Well known open-source figure Ikey Doherty who rose to prominence for his work on the Solus Linux distribution and then went on to work on Intel's Clear Linux project is now having his hand at game engine development.
Mirantis Partners With OpenStack Foundation to Support Upgraded COA Exam
Mirantis announced today that it is providing resources to the OpenStack Foundation, including becoming the new administrators of the upgraded Certified OpenStack Administrator (COA) exam.
Unpatched Linux bug may open devices to serious attacks over Wi-Fi
A potentially serious vulnerability in Linux may make it possible for nearby devices to use Wi-Fi signals to crash or fully compromise vulnerable machines, a security researcher said.