While not an official announcement, a senior Microsoft employee revealed recently that Rust code will soon be at the heart of the kernel as the tech giant looks to improve Windows 11's security.

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The C programming language, which powers everything from operating systems to aircraft control software, has long been a cornerstone of modern computing. But its flexibility comes at a cost: memory ...

The switch from C++ to Rust aims to make the kernel more concise, secure, and efficient. Microsoft has already added a significant 36,000 lines of Rust code to the kernel, which has led to the ...

In Visual Studio Code 1.85, the dev team has improved the GitHub Copilot "AI pair programmer" in several ways, including tweaking the chat UI and providing more support for the Rust programming ...

RustRover provides a built-in toolchain for testing, running, debugging, and analyzing Rust code, with optional AI assistance via plugin and subscription. JetBrains has released RustRover, a dedicated ...

Linux founder and main developer Linus Torvalds has finally taken a stand on disputes that have been simmering for two weeks and made them clear: He will override the resistance to the DMA interfaces ...