In this newsletter all of our open-source efforts are headed for Brussels. The European Commission received our feedback on the proposed Cyber Resilience Act and we'll be presenting on these efforts at FOSDEM, the Brussels-based event centered on free and open-source software development. While we're there, we'll also head for

Last month we skipped our regularly scheduled newsletter to give centre stage to Maarten's article on open-source software vs. the proposed Cyber Resilience Act. In the new year we'll give you an update on what has happened since, but now we'd like to tell you about our adventures at the

When developers gather around a screen like in this picture, you know something special is cooking. We're very excited about our prototyping with single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) processing, but this newsletter is not about that yet (nor about better kerning). More on that soon! Now, with the summer break

We hope you enjoyed your summer! Our caipirinha-infused break was sprinkled with train trips and community gardening. 🍸🚂👩🏼‍🌾 Now that we're all back, it's time for a new edition of our newsletter "Of Trees and Tries", covering exciting new projects, releases and standards work we've been cooking up in the sunshine.

Welcome to this new edition of the NLnet Labs newsletter, bringing you the latest on our adventures from the shores of DNS and BGP land. 🏖 In this issue we continue work on our all-singing, all-dancing RPKI library 🕺, uncover the difference between the two NLnets, prove that time spent with catz