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Using Rhino Linux's new Lomiri snapshot took me back to the glory days of Unity  ZDNET

In the dynamic digital landscape of the Middle East, we are seeing a shift from AI experimentation to production-ready innovation. This transition is becoming a key factor in driving national competitiveness and economic resilience across the region.The opportunity ahead is significant. Projections suggest AI could contribute USD 320 billion to the Middle East’s economy by 2030, with Egypt expected to generate nearly 8% of its GDP from AI in the same timeframe.However, capturing this value requires navigating a marketplace defined by contrast. The region is a mosaic of digital ambitions wher

Telecommunications (telco) service providers face a landscape of massive operational complexity. As they adopt 5G standalone architectures and multivendor radio access networks (RANs), they must manage billions of events across hundreds of thousands of network elements every day. Manual, script-based operations are no longer sufficient to keep pace with these demands.Transitioning to an autonomous intelligent network is now a foundational requirement for service providers to remain competitive. This shift addresses 3 critical priorities for executive leadership:Creating new revenueReducing cos

As we at Red Hat continue to evolve our products, we are also transforming how you consume the information needed to run them. We are excited to announce a wave of significant enhancements coming to the Red Hat documentation experience at docs.redhat.com.These changes are rolling out over time, with the documentation for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform 2.6 serving as the pioneer for this new look and feel. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect and how these changes will improve your workflow.Finding your way: Unified table of contentsOne of the most noticeable updates is the introduc

It’s no surprise that AI has altered the technology landscape and added more complexity for IT teams. And when it comes to vulnerability management and patching, scheduled security is now outpaced by AI-detected vulnerabilities. This new complexity means our traditional, time-bound routines have become a liability—creating a lag time between threat discovery, containment, and remediation.Anthropic’s recent Project Glasswing update proves what security teams have known for a while: The traditional patch cycle simply doesn't work when exposures are discovered at machine speed. Anthropic st

Future historians will remember spring 2026 as the dawn of AI-driven security vulnerability reporting. On April 7, Anthropic announced a preview of its Claude Mythos AI model, made available to select companies as part of Project Glasswing. The initiative claimed it had discovered thousands of high and critical severity vulnerabilities across the open source ecosystem. Three weeks later, the Xint initiative announced a Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability it named Copy Fail. A few days later, the world woke up to another vulnerability named Dirty Frag, and then another named F

CISA adds Android and Linux kernel flaws to exploited vulnerabilities catalog  SC Media

Linux Foundation Announces Tokenomics Foundation for AI Token Standards  Let's Data Science

Grep this: Microsoft grafts (most) Linux commands onto Windows  The Register

COSMIC Epoch 1.0.15 was released today and while it doesn't yet contain the new "Frosted Glass" option for the desktop UI, COSMIC Epoch 1.0.15 does contain some other notable enhancements...

Linux might never replace Windows, so Valve is putting it in your living room instead  XDA

Lilbits: Surface Pro with Snapdragon X2 Elite, another Strix Halo mini PC, and more Linux-like tools for Windows  Liliputing

COSMIC 1.0.15 Adds Support for Multiple Full-Screen Windows per Workspace  9to5Linux

How to try out over 85 Linux distros, no installation required - with DistroSea  ZDNET

Linux Fu: Fake Webcams, GUI Edition  Hackaday

Microsoft releases Coreutils for Windows 11 with familiar Linux commands  BetaNews

Microsoft introduces Coreutils for Windows, bringing familiar Unix-style command-line tools to Windows without requiring WSL  Adafruit

CISA warns of active attacks exploiting Android, Linux bugs  BleepingComputer

After announcing the AMD EPYC 8005 "Sorano" series back in February, AMD recently began shipping these Zen 5 successors to the EPYC 8004 "Siena" line-up. With the EPYC 8005 product stack ranging from 8 to 84 cores and being drop-in upgrades for EPYC 8004 servers after a BIOS update, these are quite some interesting processors for those after a single socket, performant server. Up today are benchmarks of the EPYC 8635P as the flagship 84 core Sorano CPU.

Not Kidding! Microsoft Just Brought Linux Commands to Windows Officially  It's FOSS