Linux Today - High Performance

All Things 3D: Although Google is offering a limited set of developer tools for Glass — and more are on the way — the company doesn't want to stop hackers from tinkering even further.

TechCrunch: BonitaSoft’s solution includes a design studio to model business processes, a BPM engine that adapts to various information systems architectures, and an end-user interface for managing and interacting with processes.

IT World: Whether you're setting up accounts for existing users on a new server or providing accounts for a crop of new staff members on your primary server, it's nice to be able to do the job quickly and accurately.

ZDNet: Google will literally track the footsteps of developers attending the annual Google I/O conference in San Francisco this week as part of an effort to understand how visitors navigate and behave at the event.

ZDNet: The Android update system has regularly been in the news since the launch of the platform. Don't worry, Google says it is working on it. Still.

VB: Big data startup LucidWorks has raised $10 million to help enterprise companies turn multistructured data into business gold.

The Register: Google is moving the default software for its rentable cloud servers from a custom version of Linux to Debian.

Extreme Tech: The United Space Alliance has announced that the Windows XP computers aboard the ISS have been switched to Linux.

WIRED: Google solved the problem ages ago, but only for itself. Now, Facebook is building a solution for everyone else.

Help Net Security: Over the past seven years, the Coverity Scan service has analyzed nearly 850 million lines of code from more than 300 open source projects including Linux, PHP and Apache.

The VAR Guy: Best known for its Linux distribution, Red Hat has been working hard to diversify its revenue and product streams -- promoting virtualization, storage and middleware solutions through channel partners.

Webopedia: The follow-up to the Folsom release of the OpenStack open source cloud computing platform, OpenStack Grizzly debuted in April 2013 as the seventh release of OpenStack.

EnterpriseAppsToday: There's more -- much more -- to the Big Data software ecosystem than Hadoop.

Mashable: A team of computer engineers from Vanderbilt University, led by Akos Ledeczi, has developed an inexpensive piece of hardware and related software to turn an Android smartphone into a sniper finder.

LinuxJournal: ConVirt is an open-source tool capable of managing multiple types of hypervisors including Xen, KVM and now VMware from a single pane of glass.

VB: The Facebook-led Open Compute Project open-sources its wildly efficient server and data center designs so the broader community of technologists, manufacturers, and software companies can use them and improve on them.

CIO: The bottom line: If you're an enterprise CIO, OpenStack is going to be very important to your future.