On September 24, 2026, Docker extended its Sandboxes to the cloud: the same microVM environment, running on Docker-managed compute, with a single command to move a project between a laptop and the cloud. Teams handing multi-hour tasks to coding agents no longer have to choose between a laptop that sleeps and isolation they would have to rebuild.

Released July 30, 2026, NetBSD 11.0 is the first stable BSD with RISC-V support, introduces a MICROVM kernel that boots in 10 ms, and deepens Linux binary compatibility with epoll, clone3, and inotify. It ships with three documented security advisories — and that’s the most honest thing an OS has done in years.