Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. announced it has been named as a Recommended vendor in the NSS Labs 2025 Enterprise Firewall Comparative Report, with the highest security effectiveness score.
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, announced its intent to launch the React Foundation.
The new foundation will serve as the home for React, React Native, and other supporting projects, helping accelerate React’s momentum as one of the world’s most widely adopted open source technologies for front-end development.
Contributed by Meta, React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces that gives developers a simple, replicable way to create dynamic and interactive web applications. React Native extends React for cross-platform mobile applications, leveraged by hundreds of thousands of developers and downloaded over 4 million times every week. React is used by nearly 55 million websites and React Native is one of the top choices for mobile developers building apps today.
“The move to a neutral home is the natural next step in the evolution of this important open source technology to ensure React and React Native remain open, innovative and community led,” said Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation. “This will be a major milestone for the open source ecosystem, and we look forward to welcoming the React Foundation to the Linux Foundation.”
Founding members of the React Foundation will include Amazon, Callstack, Expo, Meta, Microsoft, Software Mansion and Vercel. The React Foundation will provide governance, manage core infrastructure, organize events, including React Conf., and launch new programs to expand global community collaboration. Seth Webster, Head of React at Meta, will serve as the foundation’s executive director.
Industry News
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Google Cloud announced new capabilities for Vertex AI Agent Builder, focused on solving the developer challenge of moving AI agents from prototype to a scalable, secure production environment.
Prismatic announced the availability of its MCP flow server for production-ready AI integrations.
Aptori announced the general availability of Code-Q (Code Quick Fix), a new agent in its AI-powered security platform that automatically generates, validates and applies code-level remediations for confirmed vulnerabilities.
Perforce Software announced the availability of Long-Term Support (LTS) for Spring Boot and Spring Framework.
Kong announced the general availability of Insomnia 12, the open source API development platform that unifies designing, mocking, debugging, and testing APIs.
Testlio announced an expanded, end-to-end AI testing solution, the latest addition to its managed service portfolio.
Incredibuild announced the acquisition of Kypso, a startup building AI agents for engineering teams.
Sauce Labs announced Sauce AI for Insights, a suite of AI-powered data and analytics capabilities that helps engineering teams analyze, understand, and act on real-time test execution and runtime data to deliver quality releases at speed - while offering enterprise-grade rigorous security and compliance controls.
Tray.ai announced Agent Gateway, a new capability in the Tray AI Orchestration platform.
Qovery announced the release of its AI DevOps Copilot - an AI agent that delivers answers, executes complex operations, and anticipates what’s next.
Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. announced it is working with NVIDIA to deliver an integrated security solution built for AI factories.
Hoop.dev announced a seed investment led by Venture Guides and backed by Y Combinator. Founder and CEO Andrios Robert and his team of uncompromising engineers reimagined the access paradigm and ignited a global shift toward faster, safer application delivery.




