ZDNET's key takeaways SLES 16 comes with model context protocol built in.The new enterprise distro is digital sovereignty-ready.This impressive upgrade introduces many changes and new features. Lots ...

Industry journals, websites and blogs have been humming with rumors about VMware acquiring the SUSE Linux business from Novell. While nothing solid has become public about this possible deal, it does ...

Linux users come in many shapes and sizes, but those in the business world typically steer clear of the bleeding edge. That’s why the OpenSUSE project recently switched to a two-pronged development ...

A Predictable, Simpler and Longer Lifecycle: One of the longest support timeframes in the market, a 16 year total lifecycle, ...

SuSE, the German Linux distributor, is increasingly trying to insulate its corporate customers from what many see as a core trait of open-source software: its changeability. With a corporate ...

SUSE, a global leader in enterprise open-source solutions, has unveiled SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 16, the ...

ATLANTA, Nov. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (KubeCon)-The cloud native platform of choice now delivers AI simplicity and ...

Red Hat may be celebrating its new role as the first open source company to reach a billion dollars in annual revenue, but it’s not the only Linux provider to reach a key milestone recently. SUSE ...

Suse on Monday launched Suse Linux Enterprise 15, its latest flagship operating platform. SLE 15 bridges traditional infrastructure technologies with next-generation software-defined infrastructure, ...

Longtime Microsoft foe Novell signs an agreement to acquire SuSE Linux for $210 million in cash, while IBM will make a $50 million investment in Novell. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...

Major updates have been coming fast and furious in the world of Linux distributions this fall, and this week is no exception. Now joining the ranks of Ubuntu 11.10, Fedora 16 and many others is ...

Recently, my colleague James Turner reviewed openSUSE 11 and he liked it. It’s hard to tell from some of the notes he got back — shame on you people! — but he really did. Why? Well, for me, openSUSE ...