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1 week ago | 
itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze
For decades, C++ has been a cornerstone of high-performance computing, powering everything from game engines to operating systems. Today, the language continues to evolve, adapting to new challenges in security and AI-assisted development, as well as to competition from novel new languages like Rust and Carbon. As all of this continues, C++ must adapt to the shifting tech landscape to maintain its position as one of the top programming languages.
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3 weeks ago | 
lxer.com | Grant Knoetze
Open source, by its collaborative nature, is a natural driver of innovation, particularly in software development. Developers from around the world work together to solve problems and push boundaries. As AI continues to reshape industries, open source communities — especially those centered around Linux — play a critical role in advancing AI and machine learning technologies.
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4 weeks ago | 
itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze
Open source, by its collaborative nature, is a natural driver of innovation, particularly in software development. Developers from around the world work together to solve problems and push boundaries. As AI continues to reshape industries, open source communities — especially those centered around Linux — play a critical role in advancing AI and machine learning technologies.
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1 month ago | 
lxer.com | Grant Knoetze
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1 month ago | 
itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze
C++ continues to evolve, and as it does, its developers aim to balance its legacy of performance and control with modern features aimed at improving the security of C++ code and developer productivity. In its latest iteration — C++ 23 — the language delivers a wealth of enhancements and new features to cater to both seasoned developers and newcomers alike.
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1 month ago | 
lxer.com | Grant Knoetze
AI and machine learning have skyrocketed over the past decade, powering everything from natural language processing to autonomous vehicles. At the core of many of these advancements are Linux distributions optimized explicitly for AI and ML workloads. In 2025, several distros have rolled out cutting-edge features for researchers, developers, and organizations. This article highlights the most notable AI-focused distributions and what's new this year.
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1 month ago | 
itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze
AI and machine learning have skyrocketed over the past decade, powering everything from natural language processing to autonomous vehicles. At the core of many of these advancements are Linux distributions optimized explicitly for AI and ML workloads. In 2025, several distros have rolled out cutting-edge features for researchers, developers, and organizations. This article highlights the most notable AI-focused distributions and what's new this year.
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2 months ago | 
lxer.com | Grant Knoetze
Advancements in AI have rapidly transformed industries, with hardware acceleration playing a key role in boosting computational efficiency. Hardware acceleration speeds up complex computations, powering AI and machine learning (ML) workloads. As a dominant operating system in AI ecosystems, Linux continues to enhance hardware acceleration through ongoing improvements in its kernel and driver support.
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2 months ago | 
itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze
Advancements in AI have rapidly transformed industries, with hardware acceleration playing a key role in boosting computational efficiency. Hardware acceleration speeds up complex computations, powering AI and machine learning (ML) workloads. As a dominant operating system in AI ecosystems, Linux continues to enhance hardware acceleration through ongoing improvements in its kernel and driver support.
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2 months ago | 
lxer.com | Grant Knoetze
The battle between threat actors and security professionals is a constant game of cat and mouse, with each side searching for vulnerabilities the other has yet to discover. No system is entirely immune to this ongoing battle—including Linux. While renowned for its robustness and built-in security, Linux's widespread use in critical infrastructure makes it a prime target for attackers specializing in network breaches.
