
Ubuntu Elevates Arm64 to First-Class Platform Status
1 sourceCanonical brings Livepatch support and infrastructure parity to Arm64 in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, targeting energy-efficient server environments.
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Canonical brings Livepatch support and infrastructure parity to Arm64 in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, targeting energy-efficient server environments.

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France is replacing Windows with Linux across 2.5 million government devices to ensure digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on US tech giants.

A severe vulnerability in the Linux kernel's epoll subsystem allows unprivileged local users to escalate privileges to root on servers, desktops, and Android devices.

Azure Linux 4, Microsoft's Fedora-based distribution for AI and cloud workloads, is now available as downloadable ISOs outside the Azure environment.

Linux kernel patches reveal AMD is adding a third core type to its heterogeneous architecture, aiming for sub-1W power consumption in Zen 6 chips.

Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft launch Akrites under the Linux Foundation to coordinate vulnerability remediation for critical open-source software.

Apple launches container 1.0, a Swift-based tool that runs Linux containers as lightweight VMs optimized for Apple silicon

The Linux Foundation's Agent Name Service (ANS) and DNS-AID project aim to standardize AI agent discovery and verification using the internet's domain name system.

Linux 7.2 kernel patches reveal NVIDIA's preparations for future GPU architectures, signaling the transition toward Rubin and Feynman.

The NVK Vulkan driver now supports DLSS in Mesa 26.2-devel, boosting performance for modern titles on Linux and Steam Play.

Microsoft's Secure Boot certificates are set to expire in June 2026, potentially leaving millions of PCs vulnerable to UEFI bootkits and disrupting Linux boot processes.
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