Open source at the edge. An interview with SUSE CTO Thomas Di Giacomo
Di Giacomo talks about the IoT, Kubernetes, Linux and the importance of continuing to support legacy tech while venturing towards new horizons
SUSE was one of the very first companies to build a business around Linux; Red Hat was another. Unlike Red Hat, snapped last year up by IBM, SUSE, which has also spent periods of its 28-year history subsumed...
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