Linux Foundation launches Open Platform for NFV Project

Linux Foundation launches Open Platform for NFV Project

Linux Foundation is moving forward in the telecommunications sector. This week they have announced the birth of an Open Source platform that aims to speed up the introduction of new products and services thanks to Network Functions Virtualization (NFV). This project is called Open Platform for NFV (OPNFV) and it is supported by vendors and telecom operators, such as AT&T, Red Hat, HP, Cisco or Citrix.

This new initiative will accelerate the delivery of cloud-based models to operators, enable interoperability and will accelerate standards through an Open Source reference platform.

Linux certifications, Open Source VDI and social media channels

Linux certifications, Open Source VDI and social media channels

Our blog’s readers have chosen the new Linux Certification Program, 100% Open Source virtual desktops and UDS Enterprise social media channels as the most interesting posts for the last weeks.

If you dind’t have the chance to read them, find below the link to each article so that you can keep up with the most outstanding news according to our own followers:

New Linux Certification Program

100% Open Source virtual desktops

UDS Enterprise launches social media profiles

Canonical launches Ubuntu Developers Tool Center

Canonical launches Ubuntu Developers Tool Center

Canonical makes things easier for developers launching Ubuntu Developers Tool Center. This project aims at providing the community with the most requested programming and developing tools. And its goal is really ambitious: they want that Ubuntu becomes the best platform for developers.

For the moment, developers can download the latest Android Studio version together with Android SDK, and afterwards all the tools for web developers, Dart language or Go will be available too.

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