Linux Foundation–s Core Infrastructure Initiative Funds Three New Projects
Linux Security Expert Emily Ratliff Hired to Oversee CII and Tackle Open Source Security
Linux Foundation Calls for Submissions for Expanded 2015 Linux Training Scholarship Program
Fourteen Scholarships to Be Awarded Across Seven Categories, Offering Developers, System Administrators and Newbies the Chance to Gain New Linux Expertise
Node.js Foundation Advances Community Collaboration, Announces New Members and Ratified Technical Governance
Developer Communities and Industry Backers Come Together Under New Foundation
New Linux Foundation Members Advance Open Source in Enterprise Computing
Allwinner Technology, Datto, LINBIT, and Nutanix Leverage Open Source to Expand Access to Cloud, Hyperconverged Datacenters and Web-Scale Computing
Keynotes and Schedule Announced for the Premier North American Gathering of Linux, Containers and Open Cloud Experts
LinuxCon, CloudOpen and ContainerCon Headliners Will Share the Stories Behind the Work Advancing the World–s Most Critical Linux and Open Source Cloud and Container Technologies
Linux Foundation and edX Offer New Course as Starting Point for In-Demand Linux Careers
Essentials of Linux System Administration Will Come Bundled With Linux Foundation Certification Exam Worth $300, and Provides the Training Necessary to Access Hundreds of Thousands of IT Positions
Linux Foundation Announces New Conference to Support Collaboration Among Open Source Big Data Communities
Apache: Big Data Will Bring Together Open Source Project Committers Under One Tent, Accelerating Adoption of Apache Big Data Technologies
Protecode Announces Support for SPDX 2.0 in Its Suite of Open Source Software Management Products
Protecode Solutions Ease License Information Exchange Across Software Supply Chain
New Linux Foundation Members Advance Network Security
Bitdefender and Fox Technologies Leverage Open Source for Protection of Corporate Data
Linux Foundation to Host Open Encryption Project
Akamai, Cisco, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Mozilla and Others Aim to Provide Free, Easy Way to Protect Our Online Lives With Let–s Encrypt