Bridging tech, activism, and the future of software archival
Meet our new Ambassador, Neha Oudin, a data platform engineer, privacy advocate, and free software contributor.
Episciences links article code through Software Heritage
Episciences enables linking publications to source code archived in Software Heritage, enhancing research reproducibility.
IBM
«IBM and Red Hat share a decades-long commitment to open source, from co-founding the Eclipse and Apache foundations to advancing Linux and donating key AI projects to the Linux AI and Data Foundation. Open source has long been the foundation of innovation across software technologies, and today’s breakthroughs in AI are no exception.
Preserving legacy code with Software Heritage: A tutorial
This tutorial shows how to use a structured approach to prepare your legacy software for preservation in the Software Heritage archive.
Infosys
“Software is the bedrock of our digital world, embodying humanity’s scientific and technical advancements. At Infosys, open source is an important part of our technology strategy, and we are proud…
How to preserve legacy code with Software Heritage
Code is history. Discover SWHAP, the process designed by Software Heritage to
preserve legacy software.
Why we need better software identification
Driven by cyberattacks and new regulations, software supply chain security is a top concern that requires robust
software identification.
Sec4AI4Sec
This EU-funded project will create open-source tools and methods for designing secure AI-enhanced systems and AI-enhanced systems for security.
A new era of software engineering, cybersecurity, & AI
A recent talk by Director Roberto Di Cosmo highlights how 10 years in, Software Heritage aims its ‘large telescope’ at the future of code.
An engineer’s path from data loss to software preservation
Simon Delamare, our newest Ambassador, champions software sustainability. After experiencing irreversible digital decay, he hopes to ensure that code is never lost again.