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Beyond the baseline: Introducing the Digital Sovereignty Readiness Appraisal
Since February, over 1,500 organizations have used Red Hat's complimentary Digital Sovereignty Readiness Assessment to establish a sovereignty baseline in 15 minutes. Today we're introducing the Digital Sovereignty Readiness Appraisal, a workshop-based maturity evaluation that delivers capability-level analysis, industry-weighted scoring, facilitation materials, and an actionable transformation roadmap. The assessment framework is open source, and we've made it available on GitHub.A facilitated roadmap for true digital autonomyDigital sovereignty has moved from a compliance checkbox to a board
BackendTLSPolicy expands Gateway API transport security
BackendTLSPolicy is a Kubernetes resource that allows the specification of additional Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption in Gateway API. It gives Gateway API users on Red Hat OpenShift access to the same level of secured traffic as the OpenShift route provides with re-encrypt termination, and is now available in Red Hat OpenShift 4.22. Re-encrypt TLS termination is already used for the OpenShift route that provides access to the web console, and provides encrypted login functionality to customer applications.Gateway API is the open source, next-generation network ingress solution develo
Friday Five — July 3, 2026
IBM, Red Hat, and Deloitte Announce Lightwell Collaboration to Help Strengthen Open Source Software Supply Chain TrustDeloitte is teaming up with IBM and Red Hat to support Lightwell and strengthen the enterprise open source software supply chain. By backporting and validating patches directly into active production environments, the collaboration fixes vulnerabilities at machine speed without forcing disruptive, full-system software upgrades. Learn more Bloomberg Tech Disruptors Podcast - Red Hat president and CEO Matt Hicks on Open Source and Enterprise AIIn a recent Tech Disruptors podcas
Fedora 45 Considering x86_64 Shadow Stack Usage By Default
A change proposal under consideration for Fedora Linux 45 would enable x86_64 Shadow Stack usage by default in the name of better security on modern Intel and AMD systems...
EFS File-System Slated For Removal With Linux 7.3 After 20+ Years Unmaintained
The EFS file-system was used for non-ISO9660 CD-ROMs and disk partitions on SGI IRIX before IRIX 6.0 switched over to XFS. Inside the Linux kernel has been a read-only EFS file-system driver without a maintainer for 20+ years while for Linux 7.3 it's expected to be removed...
Linux Kernel Developers Again Discussing AI Agent Attribution - Potentially Dropping It
When AI/LLM agents are used in the creation of Linux kernel patches, the policy for a while now has been that it should be specified using an "Assisted-by" tag as part of the patches/commits. But Linux kernel developers this week have been discussing whether to revise that policy or to potentially eliminate it...
RISC-V RVV Vector Performance Benchmarks With The SpacemiT K3 SoC
Since May we have been benchmarking the SpacemiT K3 RISC-V SoC as one of the first to market RISC-V chips supporting the RVA23 profile. The SpacemiT K3 has shown how far RISC-V performance has come in the past half decade and one of the promising elements of this modern RISC-V SoC with its X100/A100 cores is supporting the RISC-V Vector Extension "RVV" 1.0. In this article are some initial benchmarks looking specifically at the RISC-V RVV 1.0 performance impact in different supported software.