Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
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Asheville, NC, United States
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Tech industry dodges a financial bullet after SVB crash
What might have been the start of a catastrophic bank run after the Silicon Valley Bank failure has been stopped for now. But tech firms and start-ups that had assets at the bank could still feel a squeeze. → Read More
The office is dead
Forget the ongoing debate about remote work or hybrid workplaces. It's time to proclaim: "Long live working from home." → Read More
Yes, 'quiet quitting' is real
But there are things you can do about it — and you should. → Read More
Working from home is here to stay
Ignore the skeptics saying that to really get work done, you have to be back in the office. They're dead wrong. → Read More
Big clouds aren't always the right fit for small businesses
Sometimes, you need just the basics from a smaller cloud provider for your SMB needs. → Read More
Where SMBs are with the cloud
While many small businesses still rely on in-house servers, they're also moving quickly into the cloud. → Read More
Mirantis releases Lens Pro Kubernetes IDE
Mirantis, the cloud-native development company, is monetizing its Lens Kubernetes Integrated Development Environment with its new Lens 6 version. → Read More
The story behind Google’s in-house desktop Linux
The best-known Google operating system is Chrome OS, but inside Google itself, the company also uses its own Linux desktop distro — gLinux. → Read More
Mirantis moves into ZeroOps by acquiring amazee.io
Mirantis claims it can make it possible for developers to move web applications and websites to the Kubernetes-based cloud in mere hours. → Read More
Cloudify partners with ServiceNow for business cloud automation
With this combination, your business can manage and connect your development team's CI/CD pipeline all the way to your production cloud. → Read More
Tech giants, including Meta, Google, and Amazon, want to put an end to leap seconds
For decades, we've used leap seconds to keep our computers in sync with Earth's rotation time. Now, Meta and many others argue that new leap seconds are more trouble than they're worth. → Read More
The Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition will soon arrive with Ubuntu Linux 22.04
Arguably the best Linux laptop now can officially run the latest Ubuntu Linux. → Read More
Red Hat's next steps, according to its new CEO and chairman
Where does Red Hat go from here? I asked Matt Hicks, CEO, and Paul Cormier, the chairman, and this is what they had to say. → Read More
Rocky Linux optimized for Google Cloud arrives
Looking for a CentOS 7 replacement? Google Cloud suggests you look at Rocky Linux. → Read More
Google ChromeOS Flex stable release breathes new life to enterprise laptops
Want to bring your old PC or Mac back to life? You can revive it from the dead with Google ChromeOS Flex. → Read More
Rocky Linux 9 arrives with everything you need to replicate the distro on your own
Rocky Linux is more than just a CentOS clone. With its Peridot build system, anyone can reproduce Rocky Linux from scratch, → Read More
Red Hat names new CEO
Matt Hicks, Red Hat's head of products and technologies, is taking over from former CEO Paul Cormier. → Read More
Sure, GitHub's AI-assisted Copilot writes code for you, but is it legal or ethical?
GitHub's Copilot is an AI-based, pair-programming service. Its machine learning model raises a number of questions. Open source experts weigh in. → Read More
Akamai Linode now offers Kali Linux instances
Kali Linux, the Linux of choice for hackers and security pros, is now available on the Linode cloud. → Read More
A new Chromebook saved my bacon when my old one died mid-business trip
In just over an hour I was back up and running. → Read More