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Linux Kernel and Linux Foundation: Icelake, AGL and Cloud Foundry

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 10th of March 2019 07:57:58 PM Filed under
Linux
  • Icelake Support Added To Intel's PMC Core Driver With Linux 5.1

    The x86 platform driver updates were sent in Friday for the Linux 5.1 kernel.

    The linux-platform-drivers-x86 pull isn't particularly exciting this time around but does offer up several minor fixes to the ASUS/Dell WMI drivers, adds various Lenovo devices to the list of devices not having hardware RF kill switches, a number of Mellanox platform additions, the Chuwi Hi8/Hi10 Air tablets are now known in the Touchscreen DMI driver, and various other fixes.

  • Automotive Grade Linux Updates Open Source Speech Recognition APIs

    The Linux Foundation's Automotive Grade Linux project is an open source project aiming to build an industry standard for infotainment and telematics.

  • With cloud basics covered, organizations embrace the disruption of open source

    The cloud swept through businesses and fundamentally restructured how many compute and operate. Today, open source is making many businesses rethink their software development approach.

    "Open source is defining the future of the cloud more so than any other technology today," according to Cloud Foundry Foundation Executive Director Abby Kearns.

    More businesses are coming into their own and moving past just getting comfortable with cloud and multicloud systems to proficiency in cloud native architectures and technologies, Kearns said in an interview with CIO Dive. They are beginning to leverage the cloud at scale.

    "It's no coincidence that digitization, digital transformation is happening at the same time as open source is really coming into its own in the enterprise," Kearns said. "I see a lot of synergy between those two initiatives because it's really rethinking the way your company communicates and collaborates both internally as well as externally."

  • Cloud Foundry CTO on the key to DevOps transformation

    By its nature, DevOps improves collaboration among teams (business, dev and ops) by increasing transparency and revealing working practices –- and this is essential for effective decision making.

    Essentially, it applies Agile principles throughout the development cycle, leading to faster development of software, at higher quality, to ensure faster and more frequent delivery.

    DevOps and Agile are both fundamentally about achieving a more responsive approach to technology changes.

    Agile is about the development process of getting ideas manufactured into software, and DevOps is about being nimble with both deployment and changes to IT environments.

  • Cloud Foundry Foundation Kicks off 2019 With New Members

    Cloud Foundry Foundation, home to a family of interoperable open source projects for the enterprise, announced today that Atomist, LogDNA, SkySilk Cloud Services and Zettaset have all joined as Silver Members since November 2018. The companies join Dell EMC, Google, IBM, Microsoft, Pivotal, SAP and VMware, in addition to prominent end user members American Airlines, Charles Schwab, Comcast, Fidelity, Home Depot, and more than 60 other technology innovators, as Foundation members.

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