The unveiling of RHEL 8 would normally steal the show at Red Hat Summit, but this year the deal with IBM may overshadow that announcement.

A safety-critical system is any system in which failure could result in injury, loss of life, significant property damage or environmental damage.

At IBM Think 2019 in San Francisco this week, openness was a major theme, which was to be expected since IBM announced its acquisition of Red Hat late last year.

With LF Edge, the foundation wants to establish an open edge computing framework that's agnostic of hardware, silicon, cloud, or operating system.

Ubuntu's IoT-ready Linux distribution makes developers lives easier and boosts security through use of Snaps.

The SUSE server (SLES) for Arm processors is now available directly from SUSE with a new price structure that counts cores and sockets.

Red Hat has issued patches for the two most serious security vulnerabilities discovered in Linux's systemd.

Linux servers top the list of victims to a ransomware attack that seems to take advantage of poorly configured IPMI devices.

Gender diversity in the open source software community was a topic of discussion at this week’s KubeCon, where panelists explored the problem and pointed to corporations as safe havens against bad behavior.

First fruits of the collaboration between the Linux Foundation and the open source project will be two "getting started" guides to be made available at next week's RISC-V Summit.