Lars Bergstrom from #Android just announced that they are **donating $250k** to the #RustFoundation! The money goes to improving interoperability between Rust and other languages. An additional **$100k** is donated to the #Rust Crater project in the form of #GoogleCloud credits.
I think this is nice! In today's #Google, this is a significant sum of money, so kudos to Lars for pulling this off!
See https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lars-a-bergstrom_android-rust-security-activity-7376353918022270976-Y73P for the announcement
I'm excited to share a significant update on Google's continued investment in the Rust ecosystem, which is playing a vital role in enhancing the security and performance of Android. We're proud to announce a donation of $250,000 to the Rust Foundation. This funding is specifically earmarked to support ongoing efforts focused on interoperability between Rust and other languages. Seamless interoperability is crucial for enabling developers to integrate the security and safety benefits of Rust into existing codebases. Additionally, to further solidify the future of Rust quality assurance, we are providing $100,000 in Google Cloud credits to support the Rust Crater infrastructure. Crater is a fundamental tool for checking how changes to the Rust compiler and standard library impact the broader ecosystem. Our support will help ensure this critical infrastructure remains robust and fast for the community. Google has been a long-time supporter of Rust, and we've seen firsthand how adopting it has reduced security vulnerabilities in the Android OS. Our commitment to the Rust project reflects our belief that this is one of the most impactful ways to continue advancing the safety and innovation of the entire Android platform. We look forward to seeing the new developments these contributions will enable for the Rust community and, by extension, the billions of devices running Android worldwide. #Android #Rust #Security #OpenSource | 23 comments on LinkedIn
📢 Announcement from the #rustconf25 stage!
The Rust Foundation is pleased to announce that Arm has upgraded its membership from Silver to Platinum!
This significant step underscores Arm’s deep commitment to the Rust community and the long-term sustainability of the Rust programming language. As a Platinum Member, Arm will take on an expanded role in supporting Rust’s growth and future success.
https://rustfoundation.org/media/rust-foundation-announces-arm-as-a-platinum-member
October meeting minutes have been posted, and the IRS has now approved the foundation's Form 990 filings for 2022 and 2023 and those are up as well on https://foundation.rust-lang.org/resources/ !
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#RustConf 2024 by #RustFoundation in Montreal 🇨🇦 is sold out - but fear not! You can still get your Virtual Ticket:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rustconf-2024-tickets-865842106047
Our @herberticus will be there with @ardanlabs so grab your ticket now & watch online!
#RustConf24 #ArdanLabs #LibreQoS #RustLang #Rust #OpenSource #FLOSS RustConf2024
If anyone else is going to #RustConf24 @rustconf by #RustFoundation in Montreal 🇨🇦, our @herberticus will be there with @ardanlabs - teaching a workshop the first day, and manning the booth with Miguel Correa for the rest. Stop by and say hi!
Tickets are still available:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rustconf-2024-tickets-865842106047
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@aquarius @bagder Compare April 2023, when Rust Foundation announced intent to assert a restrictive trademark policy that would have made bootstrapping tool mrustc illegal. The foundation had to backpedal hard two weeks later.
https://developers.slashdot.org/story/23/04/22/0250212/rust-foundation-apologizes-for-proposed-trademark-changes-promises-improvement
"The Rust Foundation on Monday apologized for confusion caused by the organization's proposed trademark policy changes," reports the Register. The Foundation now says their proposed policy "clearly needs improvement" and "there are many valid critiques of the initial draft," promising to address t...
🌍 What's in the SOSS? Episode 10: Leadership in Tech with Bec Rumbul, Executive Director & CEO of the Rust Foundation 🌍
Explore how a background in politics and governance can revolutionize tech leadership.
👉 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!
https://openssf.org/podcast/2024/07/30/whats-in-the-soss-podcast-10-rust-foundations-bec-rumbul-and-succeeding-as-a-non-techie-in-a-tech-heavy-industry/