CERN Set to Switch over 2,200+ Machines to Debian 13
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CERN is moving to Debian 13 for 2,200+ systems, leaving CentOS due to Red Hat hardware requirements. Learn all about the big change.
CERN Transitioning From RHEL To Debian
Longtime Slashdot reader Microsplat: CERN plans to have all 2,200+ industrial computers and embedded systems in its accelerator-control infrastructure running Debian 13 by the end of 2026. These are systems used for accelerator control, laboratory equipment and other operational functions ... They ...
CERN, a historical user of technology derived from RHEL and CentOS, prepares a migration to Debian 13 that will reach more than 2,200 industrial computers and embedded systems by the end of 2026. The organization attributes the shift to decisions of compatibility with old hardware and recognizes that it still faces gaps in package construction and publishing tools.
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