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I've used Linux for 30 years - 4 frustrations remain, including 2 that may push me to MacOS  Yahoo Tech

Over the past year, the conversation around artificial intelligence has undergone a massive evolution, shifting from isolated pilots or experiments with standalone tools. For leaders, the true challenge—and the ultimate prize—lies in building a fully AI-enabled enterprise. This means moving beyond experimentation into true operationalization, creating a scalable framework where AI drives both front-office revenue growth and back-office efficiency.At Red Hat, we are approaching this transformation with a dual mandate. First, we are focused on building enterprise-grade AI products and platfo

Red Hat Summit demonstration booth featuring a model train track, edge computing hardware, monitoring displays, and supporting infrastructure used to demonstrate AI-driven automation at the edge.Many AI demos stop at detection. A dashboard highlights an object, a model produces a classification, or a graph updates in real time. Those are valuable building blocks, but operational environments often require something more immediate—systems that can react locally, autonomously, and in near time.Using the Red Hat edge portfolio, we set out to explore what happens when AI moves beyond observatio

The theme for TM Forum Digital Transformation World (DTW) Ignite 2026 in Copenhagen is "The Future. Faster." As we move further into the decade, connectivity has evolved from a utility into the central nervous system of modern society. Telecommunications (telco) networks now support the most critical infrastructure—from remote healthcare and smart utility grids to national defense and emergency response. The transition from "telco to techco" means that they’re delivering the intelligent foundations that power a global digital economy.However, this increased reliance on the network brings a

Linux's ufshcd-pci as the Universal Flash Storage host controller PCI driver has supported a variety of Intel devices to this point while for Linux 7.2 the first AMD device is set to be added...

AMD Support Being Added To UFS Host Controller PCI Driver In Linux 7.2  Phoronix

One-Character Linux Kernel Flaw Enables Local Root Access, Exploits Now Public  The Hacker News

Why I installed Linux on an old laptop instead of a Raspberry Pi  How-To Geek

Last week I ran benchmarks of CachyOS with the BORE scheduler using its "linux-cachyos-bore" kernel option. The results didn't end up being as enticing as anticipated but the developer behind the BORE scheduler commented in the forums that he recently received reports from users experiencing game stuttering while using BORE that was attributed to CachyOS' default use of Ananicy-Cpp. So over the weekend I did another CachyOS BORE run without that CachyOS default...

Running CachyOS With The BORE Scheduler While Disabling Ananicy-CPP  Phoronix

After 30 years using Linux, I have only 4 complaints - and 2 send me back to my MacBook  ZDNET

New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Lets Attackers Escalate Privileges to Root  CyberSecurityNews

Proton Drive Native Linux Client Is Finally in Development  Linuxiac

Linux 7.1 Helping Intel Arc Battlemage Graphics Achieve Better Performance  Phoronix

Recent testing of the Intel Arc B580 Battlemage desktop graphics card has shown that the upcoming Linux 7.1 kernel release is delivering superior graphics performance over the current stable Linux 7.0 kernel.

The belated "This Month in Redox" was posted today for covering improvements made to this open-source, Rust-based operating system during the month of May. Most notable in May is seeing the Xfce desktop ported over to Redox OS...

Canonical engineers are again evaluating the impact of building the Ubuntu Linux archive for the x86-64-v3 "amd64v3" micro-architecture feature level for its performance benefits on modern Intel and AMD systems. An amd64v3 archive is available of Ubuntu 26.10 for testing with the packages targeting this level that allows for AVX/AVX2 and other newer CPU x86_64 ISA capabilities of the past decade...

Canonical Experimenting With x86-64-v3 Packages For Ubuntu 26.10  Phoronix

Linux 7.2 To Add ACPI CPPC v4 Support Authored By NVIDIA  Phoronix

Ahead of NVIDIA Vera ramping up, the upcoming Linux 7.2 kernel is adding the ACPI CPPC v4 support authored by a NVIDIA engineer...