The CentOS Project has released recaps for its September to November 2025 Board meetings, highlighting key discussions and updates. Meeting highlights include deliberations on an AI policy draft in line with Fedora's AI policy, updates on GitLab renewal for CentOS and Fedora, and progress on Secure Boot support for CentOS Stream 9. The Board also welcomed David Duncan as a new member following Thomas Oulevey's resignation. Additionally, CentOS officially announced CentOS Connect 2026, a two-day contributor conference scheduled for January 29-30. The event will focus on in-depth discussions, hands-on learning, and networking centered on CentOS Stream, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), and the broader Enterprise Linux ecosystem. Recordings and minutes of the recent Board meetings are available on the CentOS blog with timestamps for easy navigation.