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Long before silicon chips and glowing monitors became synonymous with computing, a quiet mathematician at Princeton University was scribbling symbols on a chalkboard that would ultimately define what…

In 1971, at a conference in Stony Brook, New York, a young mathematician from the University of Toronto stood before an audience of logicians and computer scientists and…

In 2013, a single blog post on TechCrunch introduced a word that would permanently reshape how Silicon Valley — and the world — talks about startups. Aileen Lee,…

In the late hours of a February evening in 2012, a systems engineer named Michael DeHaan pushed the first commit of a new automation tool to GitHub. He…

In 1992, an Australian PhD student needed to print from his office to a printer connected to a Windows PC down the hall. The university network ran Unix.…

When Jim Whitehurst became CEO of Red Hat in 2008, the open source software company had roughly $500 million in annual revenue and a reputation as the scrappy…

In 2015, a Docker engineer walked on stage at DockerCon and demonstrated something that made the audience laugh, then think, then fundamentally reconsider what containers were for. Jessie…

When a distributed system fails at two in the morning, the first question is always the same: what changed? For decades, engineers answered that question by searching through…

In 2014, the technology industry was in the midst of a seismic shift. Companies that had spent decades building monolithic Java applications — single deployable units containing millions…