Programming languages: Rust in the Linux kernel just got a big boost from Google Momentum grows behind the push to make Rust a second language for the development of the Linux kernel and drivers.

Facebook has joined the Rust Foundation, the organization driving the Rust programming language, alongside Amazon Web Services, Google, Huawei, Microsoft, and Mozilla. Facebook is the latest tech ...

AWS gets behind Rust programming language AWS has joined Microsoft, Google, Mozilla and other major vendors in using and supporting the Rust programming language as a system programming language.

Now, Google will soon start using the language for its own Chromium project, which means Mountain View is seemingly preparing a more secure future for the ubiquitous Chrome browser.

And once a programmer grasps familiarity with the language, they can unlock a plethora of opportunities within the vast Rust ecosystem.

You don’t see Rust high on programming language popularity indices yet, but Big Tech is hiring Rust developers and investing in the development of the language and its ecosystem.

The first version of Rust was released 12 years ago, while including the language in the Linux kernel has been in discussion for quite some time.

Rust is the programming language loved by developers for its security and efficiency. Rawnet's Elliot Dickerson explores how it's changing the game for multi-purpose programming.

The Rust programming language has the potential to lower the environmental impact and energy usage of data centers while also driving developers to write more secure applications, our commentator ...