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Seagate unveils latest offering with the Nytro 4350 NVMe SSD - DataCentreNews UK
Seagate unveils latest offering with the Nytro 4350 NVMe SSD DataCentreNews UK
Tailoring your Linux command prompt - Network World
Tailoring your Linux command prompt Network World
AMD EPYC Genoa/Genoa-X & Bergamo vs. Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids On Ubuntu 23.10
While Ubuntu 23.10 isn't a long-term support (LTS) release and thus won't see too much exposure in the enterprise space, it's worthwhile today looking at the AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon server performance. It's interesting for a look ahead being just a few months until Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and with Ubuntu 23.10 incorporating GCC 13 that will also be the default compiler of Ubunu 24.04 among other close software package versions, the kernel not too far off from what will be in this next LTS release, and with Ubuntu 23.10's Linux 6.5 kernel bringing some nice performance optimizations. So with that said I recently wrapped up some fresh benchmarks looking at the current generation Intel Xeon Scalable Sapphire Rapids performance against AMD EPYC 9004 Bergamo, Genoa, and Genoa-X processors.
Xen 4.18 Hypervisor Released With Support For New AMD EPYC & Intel Xeon CPU Features
The Linux Foundation today announced the release of the Xen Project Hypervisor 4.18 for this open-source hypervisor that serves as an alternative to Linux KVM use...
OpenZFS 2.2.1 Released Due To A Block Cloning Bug Causing Data Corruption
Those using OpenZFS 2.2 will want to update to OpenZFS 2.2.1 right away. A block cloning bug was uncovered that is causing data corruption issues for users...
Flaw in Apache ActiveMQ Exposes Linux Systems to Kinsing Malware - Infosecurity Magazine
Flaw in Apache ActiveMQ Exposes Linux Systems to Kinsing Malware Infosecurity Magazine