Linux creator Linus Torvalds has recieved one of the technology commmunity’s highest honors: He’s been named a Millennium Technology Prize laureate by the Technology Academy of Finland. Candidates for laureate status are considered from all around the world, in all fields of technology, with prize winners named from the small pool of laureates every two years. Here is more on Torvalds’ laureate status and chance at the prize, including input from The Linux Foundation.
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