A new operating system concept has born. It is a very specific one, designed to be able to continue using technology in case of global collapse. It is called Collapse OS and, according to its developer, Virgil Dupras, it will be a key piece to continue using technological devices in a future in which the supply chain may collapse and stop producing electronics.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) is exploring the possibility of including Open Source car parts in the new regulations for Formula 1 that will take effect in 2021. This proposal is being studied after several teams have shown their * refusal to use standard parts* provided by a single manufacturer and which don’t allow any type of modification.
Virtual Data Rooms (VDRs) serve several purposes. It is used as a secure file storage for your company, a platform for managing due diligence during large transactions and a solution where you can collaborate with internal and external parties. At its core, this online repository is built for highly confidential documents, images, and files.
The attribution of Nutanix Ready certification to the latest version of UDS Enterprise is the most read news of our blog during the past month of September.
A new edition of Hacktoberfest, an initiative of DigitalOcean and DEV that encourages support for the Open Source ecosystem is celebrated this October. Developers of all kinds, from beginners to veterans, are invited to participate in this event. They just have to choose an Open Source project hosted on GitHub and make a contribution.
