The Free Software Foundation's new Librephone project wants to reverse engineer the binary blobs our phones rely on.

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has unveiled a new initiative called LibrePhone, with the ambitious goal of a completely free software smartphone ecosystem. Good luck with that, because this aim is ...

Version 9.0 of Valkey is due to launch very soon, but most users are still focused on the current 8.1 release. You can read ...

Marcin Jakubowski is compiling a DIY set of society’s essential machines and making it open-source. You live in a house you ...

The seven-person delegation spent 11 days in the Japanese Sister City from July 23 through August 4. A public hearing to ...

Symfony celebrates 20 years and has been shaping web development worldwide since 2005 with its modular architecture, ...

EU policymakers are desperate for the bloc to create and use AI models, perceiving that the continent has fallen behind the ...

Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse brings AI and machine learning directly into the database, which means customers can use AI ...

All designs must pass design rule checks and data integrity checks for manufacturability. The SKY130 Process Design Kit has a DRC deck that checks both the manufacturing rules and the recommended ...

For Babatunde Esanju, success in technology isn’t measured by downloads, user growth, or even profit margins; it’s defined by ...

Arm and Meta announced the extension of their partnership to scale AI across multiple layers of compute – spanning AI ...