Ansible announces AWX, 13-year-old keynotes on AI for brain wave analysis, and more news

Plus: A guide to using Linux in the enterprise, Jim Zemlin's Open Source Summit keynote, and more.
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In this edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at how a 13-year-old is changing the world with open source, a guide to removing old Linux kernels, and more.

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Ansible announces AWX

Ansible, an open source automation platform, announced AWX Sept. 7. The new upstream open source project feeds into Ansible Tower, a Red Hat-supported commercial product that serves as a hub for Ansible-based automation tasks. Source code for the new project is available .

13-year-old uses open source AI to help decipher neural activity

In a keynote at the Open Source Summit in Los Angeles, 13-year-old Tanmay Bakshi talked about how he's using cloud computing and cognitive software to change the world through open source. Bakshi is using AI to help decipher brain waves and neural activity.

Free up space by removing old kernels

Keeping your kernel up to date is important for many reasons, but how do you get rid of those old kernels on your system? Follow this how-to and free up disk space on your system.

A guide to securing your Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi has made it easy for everyone to get involved with do-it-yourself projects that let you add devices to the internet of things. Along with the tremendous growth of these devices is a growing concern for security. Make has some great suggestions for how to shore up your defenses.

Linux Foundation releases open source guides for the enterprise

Linux Foundation has released best practice guides for incorporating Linux and open source principles in your enterprise.

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