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The Current NVIDIA vs. AMD Radeon Linux Gaming Performance Ahead Of Ampere
With NVIDIA next week expected to launch their next-generation GeForce RTX 3000 "Ampere" graphics cards, here is a fresh look at the current GeForce RTX 2000 series performance up against the latest AMD Radeon competition when using the very latest Linux graphics drivers for both vendors. This is the very latest performance showdown right now for the AMD/NVIDIA GPU performance under various Linux and Steam Play games on Ubuntu.
Lemon_Duck cryptominer malware now targets Linux devices - BleepingComputer
Lemon_Duck cryptominer malware now targets Linux devices BleepingComputer
Considerations for Updating the Over-the-Air Bootloader - Embedded Computing Design
Considerations for Updating the Over-the-Air Bootloader Embedded Computing Design
AMD Radeon GPU Offloading For GCC Still Maturing In 2020
When it comes to Radeon GPU offloading for compute, most of the emphasis placed by AMD has been on Radeon Open Compute (ROCm) and now as part of that as well is the AOMP compiler for OpenMP targeting the AMD GPUs. Both ROCm and AOMP along with their other graphics driver components like RadeonSI and AMDVLK target an LLVM-based compiler stack as their principal focus, but they do continue engaging with Mentor Graphics who leads the development work on a Radeon GPU back-end for GCC...
Microsoft Is Exploring LTO+PGO For A Faster Linux Kernel
While more and more software vendors are employing link-time optimizations (LTO) and profile-guided optimizations (PGO) for leveraging the compiler to squeeze out performance, it may surprise many that Microsoft engineers are exploring LTO+PGO for the Linux kernel in their own quest of achieving greater Linux performance...
Linux Per Thread Queues Aim For Traffic Isolation, Higher Performance Networking
The newest Linux networking feature to get excited about that's in development is PTQ, or Per Thread Queues...
How to Encrypt Files with gocryptfs on Linux - How-To Geek
How to Encrypt Files with gocryptfs on Linux How-To Geek