LibreOffice 25.8 Beta 2 officially ends support for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and all 32-bit operating systems, focusing development on 64-bit platforms.

Fedora Linux has withdrawn its proposal to drop 32-bit support for version 44, delaying the end of 32-bit editions due to community backlash and concerns for Linux gaming.

Fedora Linux rejected a proposal to end 32-bit support, delaying the removal of multilib due to community backlash, especially from the gaming sector, and dismissing the Xlibre proposal.

Debian Linux is proactively addressing the Year 2038 Problem by adopting a 64-bit time_t format on 32-bit architectures, preparing for the timestamp overflow set to impact legacy systems globally.

Steam is ending support for 32-bit Windows 10 on January 1, 2026. The move affects a small user base and is a result of evolving tech standards.

A High-severity (CVSS 7.5) flaw in ImageMagick's PSX TIM parser allows Arbitrary Memory Disclosure on 32-bit systems via an integer overflow. Patch immediately to v7.1.2-10.

Valve previously announced that the Steam client would undergo a full transition to 64-bit, with the 32-bit version gradually phased out. Going forward, new Steam client releases will support only…

QEMU 11.0 Cloud is set to drop 32-bit host support, removing 7,000+ lines of legacy code to boost efficiency and security in cloud environments.