Linux system faces a couple of memory corruption bugs
You ask it the time and it forgets its own name
Security researchers have found three vulnerabilities that affect a system service part of 'systemd,' a core component in Linux that manages system processes after the boot process.
RISC-V and Linux Foundations promotes Open Source chip
RISCy business
The Linux Foundation and RISC-V Foundation announced a collaboration project to promote open source development and commercial adoption of the RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA).
From two to up to 35 percent in some tests
Spectre and Meltdown fixes have been slowly coming for most of this year, and according to results, the performance hit on Intel CPUs in the latest Linux 4.20 kernel can be over 30 percent.
Big Blue buys Red Hat
$34 billion deal
IBM is acquiring software maker Red Hat in a deal valued at $34 billion, the companies said Sunday.
Linus Torvalds is back in charge
We don't know if he is back to being Mr Sweary
After taking some time off to figure out who he wants to be, the creator of Linux is back.
Microsoft thows Linux a life saver
Just as it did with Apple
Software king of the world Microsoft is helping the open saucy Linux by making shedloads of patents available to the movement to protect them from patent trolls.
Phone vendors are not updating their Linux kernels
Pop goes the kernel
Linux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman has warned that despite developer efforts, security problems can persist thanks to outside vendors beyond their control.
Azure dominated by Linux
How Vole quit worrying and learnt to love the penguin
Software King of the World Microsoft's flagship Azure product is mostly used in Linux boxes.
Germans swing another putsch against Linux
More Lebensraum for Microsoft
The German state of Lower Saxony is set to follow Munich in migrating thousands of official computers away from Linux to Microsoft's Windows.
Microsoft builds own Linux kernel
To run secure IoT – not bad for what it used to call "cancer"
Software king of the world Microsoft has knocked up its own version of the Linux kernal to run a secure end-to-end IoT product that focuses on microcontroller-based devices.