Skip to content
  • News
    • TNW Conference
    • All Events

  • Newsletters
  • Advertise with us
  • Jobs
  • Contact

News Developerstories Developerstories Developerstories
  • Latest
  • Deep tech
  • Sustainability
  • Ecosystems
  • Data and security
  • Fintech and ecommerce
  • Future of work
    • Startups and technology
    • Investors and funding
    • Government and policy
    • Corporates and innovation

Developer Stories

    Linus Torvalds and Dirk Hohndel seated in blue armchairs on a darkened conference stage, talking in front of an audience.

    Torvalds calls AI disclosure rules ‘utterly stupid’ as Linux drops its tag

    • Ana Maria Constantin
    • 4m ago
    Linus Torvalds and Dirk Hohndel seated in blue armchairs on a darkened conference stage, talking in front of an audience.

    Torvalds joked that AI made Linux 7.3-rc2 this big, and nobody checked

    • Ana Maria Constantin
    • Sep 7, 2026
    Software supply-chain attacks; TeamPCP poisoned packages; Claude Shared Chats abuse; AI coding agents; developer security

    Hackers have stopped breaking in. They’re abusing the things developers already trust.

    • Darius Popa
    • Jun 19, 2026
    code-of-conduct

    Chaos follows Linux dev community’s new code of conduct

    • Ivan Mehta
    • Sep 19, 2018
    shutterstock_2900814502

    How to better manage software production

    • Leon Hitchens
    • Oct 19, 2015
    shutterstock_253821703

    How to make big data work for you

    • Leon Hitchens
    • Oct 12, 2015
    newrelic1

    Why startups should shift to the cloud

    • Leon Hitchens
    • Sep 29, 2015

    Get the TNW newsletter

    Get the TNW newsletter

    Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week.

    Thanks! Check your inbox to confirm your subscription.

    By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Statement.

    Thank you!

    Popular articles

    1. 1

      Torvalds calls AI disclosure rules ‘utterly stupid’ as Linux drops its tag

    2. 2

      Torvalds joked that AI made Linux 7.3-rc2 this big, and nobody checked

    3. 3

      Hackers have stopped breaking in. They’re abusing the things developers already trust.

    4. 4

      Chaos follows Linux dev community’s new code of conduct

    5. 5

      How to better manage software production

The heart of tech


More TNW

  • Media
  • Events
  • Newsletters

About TNW

  • Advertise with us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Cookie Statement
  • Privacy Statement
  • Consent Preferences

A Tekpon Company

Copyright © 2006—2026, Cogneve, INC. Made with <3 in Amsterdam.