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    Linux Foundation Reflects on Nerdearla and Open Source Careersโ—Unlocking the Door to Open Source: Reflections from Nerdearla and Getting Started in Open Source Developmentโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware59 min ago

    The Linux Foundation has published reflections from Nerdearla, the Latin American technology conference, focused on how newcomers can get started in open source development. The piece frames open source as an accessible entry point for developers and shares guidance on contributing to community projects, drawing on conversations and experiences from the event.

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    Texas Instruments and Infineon Join Zephyr Project at Platinum Levelโ—Zephyr Project Expands Semiconductor Support as Texas Instruments and Infineon Upgrade to Platinum Membershipโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware59 min ago

    Texas Instruments and Infineon have upgraded to Platinum membership of the Zephyr Project, the open-source real-time operating system hosted by the Linux Foundation. The move expands semiconductor vendor support for Zephyr and signals growing industry investment in the platform for embedded and IoT development, strengthening its ecosystem of supported chips and contributor companies.

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    Neon to produce a fully open-source SCP film after A24 backlashโ—Neon Will Make A Truly Open-Source SCP Movie After A24 Controversyโœ‰newsCultureFilm59 min ago

    Film studio Neon has announced it will produce an SCP movie under the collaborative fiction project's open Creative Commons licensing, following criticism of A24's SCP-related project. Fans accused A24 of mishandling the community-driven horror universe's license terms, sparking debate over how studios should treat open-source creative works. Neon says its film will comply fully with the SCP Foundation's sharing requirements.

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    Linux Foundation Names Michael Hursta to Lead x402 Foundationโ—Linux Foundation Appoints Michael Hursta as Executive Director of the x402 Foundationโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware59 min ago

    The Linux Foundation has appointed Michael Hursta as executive director of the x402 Foundation, the body stewarding the x402 open-source payments protocol for machine-to-machine and agentic web transactions. The announcement, carried by PR Newswire, formalises leadership of the project under the foundation's neutral open-source governance model.

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