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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 8 MIN

Securing Tomorrow: Open Source, Kernel Innovation, and the New Tech Frontier

from Open Source News Elements · host Element.fm

Join John as he explores the world's latest open source news, from Linux kernel security and desktop interface breakthroughs to the economics shaping the global tech workforce. Discover how collaborative innovation and new user experiences like COSMIC propel the industry forward—and what the future holds for cloud, AI, space, and beyond.

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Join John as he explores the world's latest open source news, from Linux kernel security and desktop interface breakthroughs to the economics shaping the global tech workforce. Discover how collaborative innovation and new user experiences like COSMIC propel the industry forward—and what the future holds for cloud, AI, space, and beyond.

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