This Week in Open Source News: Hyperledger's Growth Continues, Adobe Flash on Linux Resurrected, and More

This week in Linux and open source news, Hyperledger’s membership continues to surge, Adobe to resurrect Flash on Linux, and more! Read on to stay informed on the biggest industry news.

The Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger Project continues to dominate the industry.

The Hyperledger Project is Growing Like Gangbusters– ZDNet

Adobe Flash will once again receive updates in addition to security patches.

Adobe Flash Player Will Live on in Linux– BetaNews

Florida computer programmer accused of The Linux Foundation security breach.

Feds Pin Brazen Kernel.org Intrusion on 27-Year-Old Programmer– Ars Technica

“IBM has launched three Power8 Linux servers designed to accelerate artificial intelligence, deep learning, and advanced analytics applications.”

IBM Unveils Power8 Linux Servers for Deep Learning

Pivotal Cloud Foundry dubbed a “tremendous cloud operating system” by Michael Dell.

Meet Michael Dell’s New Tech Behemoth– Fortune

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