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VMware blues banished with Microsoft Azure lifeline

Like worry free VMware with your Microsoft Azure cloud? You’re in luck. Finally. Dell and Microsoft have announced […]

Rust rolls out roadmap, decides to give itself a polish

The Rust community has outlined its roadmap for the year ahead, after deciding that the next 12 months […]

Oracle hands care of OpenJDK 8 and 11 to Red Hat

Responsibility for feed and care of two legacy editions of OpenJDK has passed from Oracle to Red Hat. […]

Python squeezes past Kotlin to take Rust’s dev love crown

Python has continued its slide to the top of the developer world in Stack Overflow’s annual survey for […]

GitLab 11.9 seeks for secrets, looks for approvals

GitLab has tightened up on secrets management and approval processes in its latest monthly release. Top of the […]

Qt unwraps 5.13.0 beta, RC set for May

The first beta of Qt 5.13.0 has arrived, albeit a month later than originally planned, with the final […]

Atlassian swallows AgileCraft, springs onto business leaders’ desks

Atlassian is eating its way into the enterprise software stack from at last two sides, after snapping up […]

What’s the point: Elastic snaps out App Search beta, GitLab updates, Azure gets blue…and more

Elastic has released a third beta of its Elastic App Search. New additions include the ability to configure […]

F5 buys NGINX for $670m to give itself a DevOps refresh

F5 Networks has laid down $670m to hoover up NGINX, the company behind the eponymous open source web […]

What’s the point: TensorFlow 2.0 hits alpha, Microsoft and Intel partner on Deep Learning, TeamCity updates

Impatient TensorFlow fans can try a preview of the first v2.0 alpha, barely a week after version 1.13.1 […]