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New Linux Foundation Report Shows Active Open Source Contribution Delivers 2-5x ROI, While Passive Consumption Increases Costly Technical Debt  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Announces the Election of Panasonic Automotive Systems' Shojiro Nakao and Toshiba Corporation's Yoshitake Kobayashi to the Board of Directors  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Announces the Formation of the React Foundation  Yahoo Finance

Linux Foundation Announces the Formation of the React Foundation  PR Newswire

Google Renews Platinum Membership with the Linux Foundation, Continuing its Ongoing Support for the Open Source Community  PR Newswire

New Linux Foundation Report Shows Active Open Source Contribution Delivers 2-5x ROI, While Passive Consumption Increases Costly Technical Debt  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Announces the Election of Panasonic Automotive Systems' Shojiro Nakao and Toshiba Corporation's Yoshitake Kobayashi to the Board of Directors  PR Newswire

Open source participation beats mere consumption by a factor of five  Techzine Global

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NVIDIA job listings mention Vulkan and Proton performance work on Linux  VideoCardz.com

GhostBSD to ditch Xorg for XLibre as Red Hat's Wayland crusade leaves X11 fans out in the cold  theregister.com

Elektrobit and Mobileye partner on safety Linux for L4 autonomy  Just Auto

Microsoft has spent more than $76 billion acquiring game studios and publishers over the past few years in an attempt to turn Xbox into a Netflix-like subscription platform, and the result is that nobody -- possibly not even Microsoft -- can clearly articulate what Xbox actually is anymore, The Verge writes. The brand started as a powerful video game console, but Game Pass and cloud gaming pushed it toward a hazier identity: the "This is an Xbox" ad campaign tried to redefine it as any device that could play Xbox games, whether a PC, a smart TV, a phone, or a Windows handheld. Microsoft then went further and started publishing its biggest franchises on PlayStation, making it one of the largest third-party publishers on a rival's platform. Phil Spencer, who led the division for over a decade and drove the subscription pivot, announced his retirement last week, and incoming CEO Asha Sharma has pledged "the return of Xbox" -- though her memo also talks about expanding across PC, mobile, and cloud, which sounds a lot like the status quo.

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Discord is attempting to distance itself from the age verification provider Persona following a steady stream of user backlash. From a report: In an emailed statement to The Verge, Discord's head of product policy, Savannah Badalich, confirms the company "ran a limited test of Persona in the UK where age assurance had previously launched and that test has since concluded." After Discord announced plans to implement age verification globally starting next month, users across social media accused Discord of "lying" about how it plans on handling face scans and ID uploads. Much of the criticism was directed toward Discord's partnership with Persona, an age verification provider also used by Reddit and Roblox.

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8 quick tweaks that make a Linux desktop harder to break  How-To Geek

Mobileye Global Integrates Elektrobit's EB Corbos Linux For Safety Applications Into Mobileye Drive  Nasdaq

Mobileye Global Integrates Elektrobit's EB Corbos Linux For Safety Applications Into Mobileye Drive  Nasdaq

This impressive Linux distro can bring your spare PC back to life  ZDNET

An overview of Google’s new data center and collaboration with Xcel Energy in Pine Island, Minnesota.An overview of Google’s new data center and collaboration with Xcel Energy in Pine Island, Minnesota.

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