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IBM s390 Is The Latest Architecture Seeing Rust Linux Kernel Support  Phoronix

Red Hat Enterprise Linux powers AI innovation  SiliconANGLE

Linux has quietly become more forward-thinking than Windows, and these 6 features prove it  XDA

Linux maintainer proposes runtime killswitch for vulnerabilities | brief | SC Media  SC Media

NDC Security 2026 - sshlogin: Securely Authenticating To Remote Linux Systems Via A Serial Or A Text-Based Interface  Security Boulevard

I've spent 30 years with Microsoft but Linux and Pop! OS might have converted me  PC Gamer

Securing Server Identities: Strategies for Linux and Windows Environments  Palo Alto Networks

Running Four Intel Graphics Cards Under Linux On Ubuntu 26.04  Phoronix

Running Four Intel Graphics Cards Under Linux On Ubuntu 26.04  Phoronix

It's been nearly one year to the week since Intel introduced Project Battlematrix as their initiative for improving their Linux driver support for the Arc Pro B-Series with enhancements such as bettering the multi-GPU support in allowing up to eight Arc Pro GPUs per system as well as other open-source driver optimizations in the era of AI. Recently with the Arc Pro B70 in having four review samples for testing I was finally able to try out the multi-GPU state of the Arc (Pro) graphics cards on Linux with their open-source driver code.

10ZiG Unveils New Linux OS Version to Boost Performance, Security and Endpoint Longevity  PRWeb

When "idle" isn't idle: how a Linux kernel optimization became a QUIC bug  The Cloudflare Blog

Dirty Frag: A Second Critical Linux Flaw Hits in Two Weeks  Technology Org

GitHub Flaw Reveals Dangers of Implicit Trust  LinuxInsider

Fedora Hummingbird Introduces a Container-Native Rolling Linux Variant  Linuxiac

Copy.Fail Linux Vulnerability  Security Boulevard

A new driver expected to land in the upcoming Linux 7.2 kernel is the ARCTIC Fan Controller driver to allow fan speed monitoring and PWM controls for this upcoming ARCTIC product. Making this new driver all the more exciting is that it was worked on by ARCTIC directly compared to the typical workflow for such desktop/consumer hardware peripherals often being left up to the reverse-engineering, open-source community...

Red Hat offers endless Linux support — for a fee  cio.com

Red Hat offers endless Linux support — for a fee  Network World

Red Hat adds support for agentic AI development  cio.com