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Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) to invest in Samba improvements

Germany's Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) has agreed to invest €688,800 to improve the security, stability, and functionality of Samba. The investment will take place over three years and will be managed by SerNet, a company that employs several Samba core developers and offers support for Samba. According to its announcement, work has already begun and is expected to complete in 2026:

The project's focus is on areas like transparent failover, SMB3 UNIX extensions, and modern security protocols such as SMB over QUIC. These improvements are designed to ensure that Samba remains a robust and secure solution for organizations that rely on a sovereign IT infrastructure that is as independent as possible of proprietary software regimes, but including optimal interoperability.


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Pretty good news!

Posted Sep 13, 2024 19:04 UTC (Fri) by iustin (subscriber, #102433) [Link]

This is not bad at all, seems to be a trend - I've heard STF doing a number of good investments lately.


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