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AMD EPYC 9374F Linux Benchmarks - Genoa's 32-Core High Frequency CPU
Last week for the AMD EPYC 4th Gen "Genoa" launch day I published initial AMD EPYC 9554 and EPYC 9654 Linux benchmarks as part of my review. Those 64-core and 96-core Zen 4 processors performed phenomenally with Genoa having AVX-512, twelve channels of DDR5-4800 system memory support, higher TDP allowance, and other improvements over prior Milan(X) server processors. The other SKU that AMD sent over for review is the EPYC 9374F as their new 32-core high frequency part. For less than $5k, the EPYC 9374F is a high frequency Zen 4 32-core part with a 320 Watt TDP. Today's benchmarks are looking at the EPYC 9374F against the EPYC 9554/9654 and various other AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon Scalable processors under Linux.
Canonical & Intel Announce "Enterprise Grade" Ubuntu Images For Next-Gen Intel IoT
Canonical announced today they have collaborated with Intel to provide new enterprise-grade Ubuntu images designed for next-gen Intel IoT platforms...
Firefox 107 Released With Power Profiling Support On Linux
Firefox 107 has been released as stable today by Mozilla...
Fedora 37 Now Available With GNOME 43 Desktop, Official Raspberry Pi 4 Support
After some release setbacks -- most recently by that OpenSSL security vulnerability -- Fedora 37 is now officially released...
You Can Now Install Unity 7.6 Desktop on Arch Linux - It's FOSS News
You Can Now Install Unity 7.6 Desktop on Arch Linux It's FOSS News
IBM Sends Out Initial Patches For "Dense Math" Support With Future Power CPUs
IBM is working to extend Power10's MMA architecture with a new feature for "dense math" that is expected to premiere with future IBM Power processors...
AMD Sends Out Follow-Up Zen 4 Patch For The GCC Compiler
Following Znver4 being added to GCC 13 at the end of October albeit a basic implementation, out this week isa follow-up patch to begin making more adaptations to the AMD Zen 4 target...
Ampere Computing Introducing New SMpro Co-Processor Drivers With Linux 6.2
In addition to the previously-reported Ampere SMpro hardware monitoring "HWMON" driver coming for Linux 6.2, there are also at least two other drivers for Ampere's co-processor set to be introduced with this next kernel version...