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The Linux Foundation announced the launch of Akrites on June 25 to coordinate responses to vulnerabilities in critical open source software. The initiative responds to advances in AI that can identify software flaws in minutes. Founding members include AWS, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Red Hat and NVIDIA.

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Several major technology companies have joined a new foundation aimed at developing common standards for artificial intelligence systems.

The Linux Foundation has promoted its MCP Dev Summit North America 2026, set for April 2-3 in New York City, featuring over 100 sessions on real implementations and production insights. Registration discounts of more than $400 end tomorrow, March 23, after which prices will increase.

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The Linux Foundation has released the full schedule for the Open Source Summit and Embedded Linux Conference North America 2026. The event will take place in Minneapolis from May 18 to 20, featuring 225 sessions across 12 tracks. Early bird registration ends March 24.

With four days left as of March 11, the Linux Foundation urges submissions for the Linux Security Summit North America (May 21-22, Minneapolis), as the call for proposals closes March 15 at 11:59 PM CDT. This follows the initial opening last month, offering a key platform to discuss Linux security in the open source community.

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The Linux Foundation is providing scholarships and travel funding for the OSSummit and Embedded Linux Conference North America, set for May 18-20 in Minneapolis. These opportunities aim to support underrepresented groups and individuals needing financial assistance. Applications for travel funding are due by March 30, with scholarships closing on April 10.