When Linus Torvalds isn't working on Linux, he's tinkering with gadgets, and now he's reviewing them on Google+.

With Open Container Initiative 1.0, container runtime and image specs have been standardized.

If you want to do serious Linux programming, why not spend the money to get the best available workstation?

Google may be playing catch up with AWS internationally, but it's making up for lost time.

With Kubernetes gaining popularity quickly as the container orchestration program of choice, sysadmins need to learn all they can about this DevOps program.

Red Hat relies on Amazon Web Services to enable developers to build cloud-native applications on its latest version of OpenShift Online.

For Linux programmers who want maximum power on the road, you can't beat the Dell Precision 5520 Mobile Workstation.

The leading cloud container-orchestration program adds new features to its appeal.

Want an all-in-one hybrid-cloud system? Red Hat thinks it has what you need in its Linux-based Red Hat Cloud Suite.

More than a third of virtual machines running on Azure are Linux VMs. Here's what's available.

The battle between the retail giants will take place not only on the streets but on the cloud as well.

The latest Intel chips have a nasty bug that causes unpredictable system behavior.

In the latest Top500 supercomputer race, only two -- count 'em, two -- of the world's fastest computers aren't running Linux.

Red Hat's new Hyperconverged Infrastructure brings datacenter capabilites into your branch offices.

Red Hat and community developers took their own sweet time, but the next version of Fedora is finally on the runway and ready to fly.

SUSE goes all in for containers with SUSE Container-as-a-Service.

Debian, one of the main Linux distributions, has just released its latest major update.

Want to master the hottest Platform-as-a-Service cloud around? The Cloud Foundry Certified Developer program is now open.

Worried over malicious USB sticks? Linux has you covered with USBGuard.

Oracle wants to be a cloud power, but instead of branding their own cloud DevOps program, they'll be working with CoreOS on Kubernetes.