Here’s what’s new from the past day across the platforms and companies we follow. Each item links to a full write-up with context and the original source.
Red Hat
- Red Hat Makes Its MCP Gateway for OpenShift Generally Available: The Model Context Protocol gateway is now GA in Red Hat Connectivity Link 1.5, giving OpenShift admins a governed front door for AI agent tool traffic.
SUSE
- SUSE Confirms France’s LaSuite Runs on Rancher for Self-Hosted Collaboration: SUSE says LaSuite, the French government’s open-source office and collaboration suite, runs cleanly on Rancher and RKE2 for organizations that want to host it themselves.
SpaceX
- Texas Weighed Selling Boca Chica State Park to SpaceX, Report Says: Texas Monthly reports state parks officials had a closed-door discussion of selling the 1,300-acre park next to Starbase on a draft agenda; the agency now says it isn’t on the November meeting.
- Zelensky Says Starlink Remains Speed-Restricted Inside Ukraine: Ukraine’s president says Starlink and Starshield still drop out above roughly 161 km/h inside the country, and questions SpaceX’s explanation that it’s a technical problem.
Tesla
- Tesla Roadster Reservation Terms Say Delivery Isn’t Guaranteed: The fine print on new Roadster reservations says Tesla can’t promise when or whether cars will be delivered, and that price and specs are still estimates; reservations also opened in India.
- Appeals Court Decertifies Tesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ Class Actions: The 9th Circuit vacated class certification in the California suit over Tesla’s FSD hardware claims, ruling buyers’ exposure to the ad was too individual; the case itself isn’t over.
No new non-security news turned up today for Oracle Solaris 11, FreeBSD or AlmaLinux.