Substantial reports claimed support for Intel Itanium would be dropped from the Linux kernel, but that will no longer happen.
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The Slimbook Kymera Ventus AMD Black Limited Edition Linux desktop computer radiates respect and elegance from all its corners. Learn more here.
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Ubuntu is already the first choice for many enterprises, with no signs of this changing any time soon. Now, Canonical is taking is launching optimized Ubuntu images for Intel Internet of Things (IoT) platforms. Learn more here.
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As with all new fwupd releases, version 1.8.7 adds support for more hardware, including more Linux laptops from Star Labs. Check out this article to see what else will be supported.
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The i486 microprocessor was created by Intel in 1989, 33 years ago, as a successor to the i386. And, believe it or not, these CPUs continue to have full Linux kernel support. But it looks like that may soon change.
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System76 has moved Thelio to the latest Intel and AMD chips in the midst of its Halloween sale. Learn more here.
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New features in the Mesa 22.1 series include support for Intel’s Alchemist DG2 platform. Learn more about the release here.
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I’m on record as really digging the ethos behind the Framework laptop — and yes, the fact it runs so well with Ubuntu is a bonus as someone who writes a blog about Ubuntu 😅. So when I heard they’d announced an upgraded Framework lap…
Linux Kernel 5.18 RC1 has been released with processor, storage, and Tesla’s FSD Chip support. Learn more about the release here.
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Intel is working to provide the Linux kernel with the ability to allow BIOS updates without a reboot. The upcoming pfr_update driver is set to be introduced in Linux kernel 5.17.
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After two months of development, Linux kernel 5.16 is here to introduce the futex_waitv() kernel system call from Collabora, which promises to make your gaming experience faster when playing both native Linux games and Windows games via Wine. Linux kernel 5.16 also adds support for Intel’s Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX) 64-bit programming paradigm for servers, […]
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Intel plans to include a special change with Linux Kernel 5.17 that will help updating the system firmware without rebooting the system.
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Good news for Linux users! The new Steam Client update adds support for VA-API hardware encoding on Linux. Users who don’t want this feature will be able to disable it by turning off AMD and Intel hardware encoding in the Remote Play advanced host settings. Moreover, Valve added support for DMABUF PipeWire capture on Linux, […]
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“Most Powerful” is bold talk. But it ain’t braggin’ if you can back it up, right? “… it boots faster, uses fewer resources, and outperforms Fedora 33 in benchmarking.” As SystemWeakness.com’s don pablo reports, the Intel-built OS is definitely optimized for Intel hardware, but that “many of the performance gains noticed in Clear Linux for […]
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Researchers uncovered a vulnerability in Intel Processors that could affect laptops, cars and embedded systems. The flaw—CVE-2021-0146—enables testing or debugging modes on multiple Intel processor lines, which could allow an unauthorized user with phy…
Yesterday Valve has published its monthly Steam Hardware Survey for October, and aside from showing the usual Nvidia and Intel dominance in GPUs and CPUs usage among Steam users, there weren’t many new takeaways from the latest report except Linux gami…
Intel has revealed developments related to the ControlFlag research project aimed at creating a machine learning system for improving code quality. The toolkit prepared by the project allows, based on a model trained on a large amount of existing code, to identify various errors and anomalies in source texts written in high-level languages such as C / C ++. The […]
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The Linux Foundation has announced a $10 million commitment to the OpenSSF (Open Source Security Foundation), an effort to improve the security of open source software. Funds will be raised through royalties from parent companies of OpenSSF, including Amazon, Cisco, Dell Technologies, Ericsson, Facebook, Fidelity, GitHub, Google, IBM, Intel, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Oracle, […]
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Launched earlier this year in May, the 6th generation TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro 14 laptop is TUXEDO Computers’ first-ever device to feature a 16:10 Omnia display with a 2880×1800 pixels (3K) resolution. Powered by 11th generation “Tiger Lake” Intel Core i7-1165G7 and i7-11370H processors with 4 cores, 8 threads and up to 4.8 GHz clock speeds, […]
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Open source security has been a big focus of this week’s Black Hat conference, but no open source security initiative is bolder than the one proffered by the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF). Amid discussions on the security of open source technologies like eBPF and Hadoop, OpenSSF speakers Jennifer Fernick, SVP and head of global […]
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