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Two days of Meta Connect 2026, ready whenever you are. đźŹ
Watch the keynote and the developer state of the union for the biggest announcements, starting with the latest Muse models and coding agents. ✨
Next, dive into the developer sessions: build with Muse Spark and Muse Code, bring your mobile app or web app to AI glasses, see the next era of game creation on Horizon with Horizon Create and Horizon Studio, and start building for Meta VR Glasses with the v207 SDKs.
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The LUG returns. If you want to join in – https://meet.thelinuxcast.org/lug
F-Droid 2.0: A Major Update for the Alternative Android App Store F-Droid, the popular open-source app store for Android, has released version 2.0. This significant update brings a refreshed user interface, improved performance, and enhanced security features, making it easier than ever to discover and install free and open-source Android apps. Meta’s AI Agent Exposes … Read more
Open Source Robotics Heats Up This week, open source robotics took center stage with major moves from NVIDIA and Qualcomm. NVIDIA’s Isaac ROS 5.0 brings agentic capabilities to robot development, making it easier to build autonomous systems. Qualcomm announced it will acquire PickNik Robotics, the company behind MoveIt, a popular open source motion planning framework … Read more
The Open Source Crossroads: Hardware, Security, and Human Cost Open source is always evolving, but this week’s news cluster reveals three powerful undercurrents: the rise of open hardware (RISC-V) in edge computing, the maturation and consolidation of cloud-native infrastructure (Cilium), and the double-edged sword of AI agents reshaping both development workflows and human well-being. These … Read more
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LF Edge – Linux Foundation Edge, is aiming to establish an open, interoperable software framework for edge computing, independent of hardware, silicon, cloud, but limited on x86 and arm. Meanwhile, open hardware like RISC-V are gaining ground in IoT and embedded systems, with furthering the expansion of edge computing. We believe the blend of such a open edge software, open RISC-V hardware with open LF Edge can herald a new era of empowering Open Software on Open Hardware, to unlock the power of edge computing everywhere.
He we’d like to review how we enable-to-build modern edge platform on real RISC-V hardware platform in the real world by walking through current state, benefits, challenges, and our solutions. Especially, we will demonstrate this with great demo by enabling LF Edge project like EdgeX and edge AI to RISC-V Linux and further show this on heterogeneous hardware platforms along with Linux by deploying on multiple arches as needed.
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Don’t miss out! Join us at our next KubeCon + CloudNativeCon event in Salt Lake City, United States (Nov 9–12, 2026). Connect with our current graduated, incubating, and sandbox projects as the community gathers to further the education and advancement of cloud native computing. Learn more at https://kubecon.io
10 Years of Cilium: Connecting, Securing, and Simplifying the Cloud Native Stack – Liyi Huang, Isovalent (Cisco), Tingjin Ye, ANTA Sports Products Limited & Yashi Su, Alibaba Cloud
Join us as we celebrate a decade of Cilium, now the de-facto standard CNI for Kubernetes and a cornerstone of cloud native networking and security. This session provides updates on the latest Cilium release and highlights how its unified eBPF-powered stack is transforming Kubernetes environments and beyond by replacing fragmented toolchains with seamless, secure, scalable, and simplified solutions.
We’ll showcase how Anta Group used the ‘Less is More’ approach in their data center architecture by consolidating core networking, load balancing, and observability into Cilium and how Alibaba is using Tetragon to secure AI agents beyond just prompt guardrails. These stories will demonstrate how Cilium is streamlining operations and reshaping the cloud native stack, cementing Cilium’s role as the networking and security data plane for modern infrastructure for the next decade to come.
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Exploits are happening before patches drop, creating a dangerous seven-day security gap.
The traditional discover-disclose-patch cycle is failing as modern adversaries outpace standard deployment timelines. We break down why software security is shifting toward this negative-day reality and what it means for infrastructure.
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