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5 open source security tools too good to ignore

Look to these clever open source tools to keep secrets out of source code, identify malicious files, block malicious processes, and keep endpoints safe Read More

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How open compute cuts server costs in the enterprise

Even if your organization’s not big enough to build your own servers and switches, you can still reap the benefits of OCP designs, including reduced costs. Read More

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Google opens source TensorFlow 1.0 debuts – vies for platform status

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Linux Foundation smushes two smaller projects together to form Open Networking Automation Platform

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