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Marlon Peeters and David Venhoek connected with #timesync industry at ITSF last month and we're excited by the interest in our Kalman-based sync algorithm and its strong synchronization performance. Here's an impression; Marlon on the exhibition floor, and excerpts from David's poster presentation. International Timing and Sync Forum (ITSF) Sovereign Tech Agency Trifecta Tech Foundation VSL National Metrology Institute NLnet foundation SURF Nikhef (National Institute for Subatomic Physics) Ahmad Byagowi #itsf2024

Progress made at IETF 121 in the Network Time working group: - Steps towards releasing NTPv5 in the wild - the 1st transatlantic NTPv5 test! - NTS pool - the secure future for the NTP pool - now has "Candidate for WG Adoption" status.  - Contributions to the Roughtime standardization process Ruben Nijveld and David Venhoek joined all Network Time working group activities, the hackathon, the working group meeting, and the hallway track where they got to meet with Ask Bjørn Hansen for the first time! NLnet foundation Sovereign Tech Agency Trifecta Tech Foundation SIDN Netnod (Photo credit: LACNIC blog)

The Rust Foundation is shining a spotlight on #education. It includes 𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵-𝗿𝘀, the Rust uni course, co-maintained by Tweede golf's Marc Schoolderman and Tamme Dittrich. https://lnkd.in/eJmT_fMh teach-rs is an open-source collection of modular teaching materials including instructor slides and exercises. It is governed by Trifecta Tech Foundation. #rust #rustlang #education

The Rust Foundation is excited to highlight community-driven projects like Rust-Edu, teach-rs, and others who are advancing Rust in education. Learn more in our newest blog post: “Supporting the Future of Rust: Spotlight on Teaching Initiatives” https://lnkd.in/eJmT_fMh

Our Rust uni course teach-rs is highlighted by the Rust Foundation on their blog: "Supporting the Future of Rust: Spotlight on Teaching Initiatives" It mentions our awesome maintainers: Henk O., Tamme Dittrich and Marc Schoolderman. https://lnkd.in/eJmT_fMh #rustlang #education

Learn how data compression, and zlib specifically, works and how we are working towards on-par performance with C counterparts.

Time synchronization is essential to the security of our devices and our internet, but at the same time, the most commonly used (S)NTP clients are easy to manipulate. Michiel Philipse explains the problems, the consequences, and how secure time can solve them: https://lnkd.in/eyG3tiDR Trifecta Tech Foundation #timesynchronization #opensource #security

As far as we know, our zlib-rs is the fastest WASM zlib implementation today. Knowing SIMD is incredibly effective for the zlib algorithms, we were excited to use the WASM SIMD instructions. Read about the work and results: https://lnkd.in/e3Ym_CyD Special thanks to our sponsor Devolutions for supporting the WASM SIMD milestone. And to our maintainers, Folkert de Vries and bjorn3, for the amazing work. #rustlang #datacompression Marc-André Moreau

We're proud to announce that zlib-rs, memory-safe zlib in Rust, is moving from its initiator, Prossimo, to Trifecta Tech Foundation. zlib-rs is part of our Data Compression initiative that aims to create memory-safe implementations of compression libraries. “The zlib compression method has grown in importance over its 30 year history such that today it handles a great deal of media compression. We're proud to work with Trifecta Tech Foundation to introduce a memory safe and high performance zlib implementation that can help serve the Internet for years to come.” -- Josh Aas, Head of ISRG's Prossimo project https://lnkd.in/eHBi-Ksm We thank Devolutions, Chainguard, Tweede golf, Sarah Gran (Saline), Josh Triplett, Folkert de Vries, Jonathan Schwender, Bobby Holley Ameer G., Brandon Pitman for their support and contributions to the project. cc Rust Foundation NLnet foundation

We're proud to announce that zlib-rs, memory-safe zlib in Rust, is moving from its initiator, Prossimo, to Trifecta Tech Foundation. zlib-rs is part of our Data Compression initiative that aims to create memory-safe implementations of compression libraries. “The zlib compression method has grown in importance over its 30 year history such that today it handles a great deal of media compression. We're proud to work with Trifecta Tech Foundation to introduce a memory safe and high performance zlib implementation that can help serve the Internet for years to come.” -- Josh Aas, Head of ISRG's Prossimo project https://lnkd.in/eHBi-Ksm We thank Devolutions, Chainguard, Tweede golf, Sarah Gran (Saline), Josh Triplett, Folkert de Vries, Jonathan Schwender, Bobby Holley Ameer G., Brandon Pitman for their support and contributions to the project. cc Rust Foundation NLnet foundation