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Open source company SUSE has taken a pot-shot at cloud infrastructure and business mobility vendor VMware, contrasting the latter's proprietary, closed-source offering with the OpenStack Cloud that it sells.

Open source firm SUSE has completed the process of acquisition by its fourth owner — Swedish growth investor EQT — and says it would now be the largest independent open source company, a status that Red Hat once enjoyed until it was bought by IBM.

Germany-based open source provider SUSE has announced it will support the use of Intel Optane DC persistent memory by users of SAP HANA.

Germany-based open source company SUSE Linux has expanded its relationship with Chinese provider Alibaba Cloud due to what it says is a bigger demand for cost-effective and flexible SAP workloads on a public cloud.

Germany-based open source company SUSE has expanded support for the next generation of developers through a widening of the SUSE Academic Program.

Open source software which was previously perceived to be a geeky and slightly awkward alternative to mainstream software, has evolved to be trendy, fashionable and innovative. As 2018 nears its end, we’re seeing open source projects play an increasingly important role in all the top strategic technology trends that are reshaping the world around us.

Germany-based open source company SUSE has released version 5.5 of its Enterprise Storage which, it claims, "enables IT organisations to transform enterprise storage infrastructure and reduce costs while providing unlimited scalability".

Germany-based open source provider SUSE has collaborated with Microsoft to create a Linux kernel that is optimised for the Azure cloud platform.

Six thousand customers globally are running SAP Business One powered by SAP HANA using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, the Germany-based open source provider SUSE says.

Germany-based SUSE Linux has released SUSE CaaS Platform 3, the third iteration of its container as a service platform.

The competition between storage vendors in the cloud, on premise and across both is fierce, and technology is changing radically. In a new whitepaper, SUSE argues that enterprises need to maintain internal skill sets to take advantage of market opportunity, develop cost savings, and avoid the threat of vendor lock down – with the accompanying loss of agility and cost disadvantage that this can entail.

Containers. In one word, that will be the major focus of the Germany-based SUSE Linux for a while as the company looks to consolidate its position in the Asia-Pacific region, according to its chief technologist for the region.

Germany-based open source provider SUSE Linux has expanded the relationship it has with Amazon Web Services to allow the latter to sell its enterprise server from the AWS Marketplace.

Germany-based Linux vendor SUSE Linux has launched live patching for its enterprise Linux distribution that runs on IBM Power Systems and also a service pack for its real-tine enterprise distribution that will enable systems running it to handle both real-time and non-real-time workloads on a single virtual machine.

British technology group Micro Focus has seen its shares fall after the announcement of half-yearly results earlier this week, when it said that its revenue would drop by between 2% and 4% in the 12 months to October 2018.

Linux vendor SUSE outlined the key trends it sees for software in 2018, with open source and containers leading the way.

Germany-based open source company SUSE Linux has appointed its first solutions partner for the Asia-Pacific and Japan, nominating cloud, managed services and infrastructure consultancy Aptira to fill the role.

German Linux company SUSE Linux is well known for its Linux and other open source solutions. It is also known for producing videos for geeks and debuting them at its annual SUSECon conference.

In what could well take the award for the most hypocritical tech statement of the year, Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin last week announced that 2017 was the year of the Linux desktop – while using a macOS machine for his presentation.

The Germany-based SUSE Linux marked a milestone over the last few days: on Friday, 2 September, the company turned 25, a remarkable achievement in an industry where the remains of software companies litter the landscape around the world.