AWS Open-Sources Kiro Crew for Asynchronous AI Coding Agents
AWS open-sourced Kiro Crew, an agent-orchestration tool already used internally at Amazon by more than 39,000 developers, under an Apache 2.0 license.
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Rust Team Member's Four Merged PRs Cut Rustdoc Build Times 33%, Landing in Rust 1.99
A Rustdoc team member traced a Crater-flagged regression to an expensive impl-inlining pass and shipped four PRs averaging a 33% speedup.
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Eight Stable Linux Kernels Patch a GSO Fragmentation Flaw Present Since Kernel 2.6.27
CVE-2026-80590, a bug letting unprivileged users trigger a kernel panic via mismarked IPv4/IPv6 fragments, is fixed across eight stable and longterm kernel releases.
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Mold Linker Paper Claims Up to 112x Speedup Over GNU ld, Accepted to ASPLOS 2027
A new paper on the mold linker reports it is 2.4-16.1x faster than lld and up to 112x faster than GNU ld, and has been accepted to ASPLOS 2027.
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AWS Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire DuckLabs, the Company Behind DuckDB
Amazon will acquire the Amsterdam company behind DuckDB, but not the open-source project itself, which stays MIT-licensed under the independent DuckDB Foundation.
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Rust Foundation Names Its First Six Maintainers in Residence, Funding Core Compiler, Rustup, and Clippy Work for a Year
The Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund has raised $350,000 and named its inaugural cohort of six paid maintainers, resolving details left open when the fund launched in June.
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CNCF Graduates Kubeflow, Certifying the Kubernetes-Native AI Platform as Production-Ready
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation gave Kubeflow its top maturity tier, citing 6,600-plus contributors and 260 million PyPI downloads.
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TrueFoundry Open-Sources TrueForge, an Agent Harness Benchmarked Up to 75% Cheaper Than Claude Managed Agents
TrueFoundry's MIT-licensed TrueForge harness matched Claude Managed Agents on a 14-task enterprise benchmark while costing up to 75% less per run.
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PostgreSQL Ships Coordinated Release Fixing 28 CVEs Across Five Versions, Debuts 19 Beta 3
PostgreSQL 18.6, 17.11, 16.15, 15.19, and 14.24 landed August 13 alongside 19 Beta 3, patching 28 security flaws and over 110 bugs, with PostgreSQL 14 set to lose support in November.
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Marimo Patches CVE-2026-75149, an 8.7-Severity Code-Injection Flaw Triggered by a Notebook's MCP Configuration
A crafted marimo notebook could run an attacker's command as a local subprocess the moment it was opened in edit mode, via a fake MCP server entry in its configuration.
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Linux Foundation Asks OSI to Approve OpenMDW-1.1 AI Model License as Reviewers Split Over Its Copyright Termination Clause
The Linux Foundation submitted its OpenMDW-1.1 AI model license to the Open Source Initiative for approval, but reviewers are contesting a clause that terminates rights over copyright lawsuits, not just patent ones.
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Emacs 31.1 Ships With Unexec Dumper Removed, Terminal Mouse Support On by Default, and a New User Lisp Directory
GNU Emacs 31.1 arrives with the legacy unexec dumper removed, xterm-mouse-mode on by default in compatible terminals, a new user-lisp directory feature, and expanded tree-sitter options.
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