Open source

Open source refers to software (and sometimes other types of projects) whose source code is made publicly available for anyone to view, use, modify, and distribute. This openness encourages collaboration, transparency, and community-driven improvement, often governed by licenses that ensure these freedoms are maintained.
  1. SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 Embraces AI with Model Context Protocol

    SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 Embraces AI with Model Context Protocol

    SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 Embraces AI with Model Context Protocol SUSE has officially announced the release of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 (SLES 16), the first enterprise-grade Linux distribution with native agent-based AI integration. The new version represents a strategic leap toward...
  2. n8n introduces AI Workflow Builder for natural-language automations

    n8n introduces AI Workflow Builder for natural-language automations

    n8n Introduces AI Workflow Builder for Natural-Language Automations n8n added an AI Workflow Builder that generates draft automations from plain-language prompts, wiring nodes and logic automatically so makers can jump straight to refinement in the visual editor. How it works Describe a task...
  3. German state swaps Exchange/Outlook for Open-Xchange and Thunderbird

    German state swaps Exchange/Outlook for Open-Xchange and Thunderbird

    German State Swaps Exchange/Outlook for Open-Xchange and Thunderbird Schleswig-Holstein has completed a full migration from Microsoft Exchange and Outlook to Open-Xchange and Mozilla Thunderbird - replacing more than forty thousand government mailboxes in roughly six months. Digital sovereignty...
  4. Elon Musk Launches Grokipedia - An AI-Moderated Encyclopedia

    Elon Musk Launches Grokipedia - An AI-Moderated Encyclopedia

    Elon Musk Launches Grokipedia - An AI-Moderated Encyclopedia Elon Musk has officially launched Grokipedia - an open-source encyclopedia powered by artificial intelligence that determines and moderates its own content. The project is positioned as a “truth-first” alternative to Wikipedia. A...
  5. Red Hat Confirms GitLab Breach After Hackers Steal 570 GB of Data

    Red Hat Confirms GitLab Breach After Hackers Steal 570 GB of Data

    Red Hat Confirms GitLab Breach After Hackers Steal 570 GB of Data Open-source software giant Red Hat has confirmed a security incident after a ransomware group known as Crimson Collective successfully breached its internal GitLab server. According to the company, the attack resulted in the...
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