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Going back to 2016 we've known of NVIDIA beginning to use RISC-V to replace their Falcon micro-controller and other micro-controllers within their graphics processors to using this common open-source ISA. That use has continued to grow and an unofficial estimate now puts it at around one billion RISC-V cores shipping in 2024 NVIDIA chips...

NVIDIA Shipping Around One Billion RISC-V Cores In Their 2024 Products  Phoronix

Following the launch of the Raspberry Pi AI Kit back during the summer with up to 13 TOPS performance for AI inference, the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ was announced today with up to 26 TOPS capabilities...

Steam Deck - SteamOS 3.6 officially out with improved performance, Mura Compensation, lots more  GamingOnLinux

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Hardening Linux Servers Against Threats and Attacks  Linux Journal

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FOSS Weekly #24.43: Coreboot Fiasco, Joplin Tips, Android-Linux Connect, Fedora Offline Update and More  It's FOSS

Linux creator names and shames Intel, NVIDIA, and AMD for having 'buggy hardware'  TweakTown

OpenBoxLab Launches New RaiDrive for Linux  Kilgore News Herald

OpenBoxLab Launches New RaiDrive for Linux  PR Newswire

Linus Torvalds affirms expulsion of Russian maintainers  The Register

Linus Torvalds affirms expulsion of Russian maintainers  The Register

How to Capture Your Screen in Linux with OBS Studio  How-To Geek

Linus Torvalds is "fed up" with making kernel changes to address faulty hardware  TechSpot

11 Russians removed from Linux kernel software development project over alleged “compliance requirements”  The Insider

Intel Core Ultra 7 "Lunar Lake" Performance Up By ~22% With ASUS Linux Fix  Phoronix

Following the ASUS AIPT patch posting this weekend from an Intel Linux engineer that was analyzing my previously-published Lunar Lake results showing rather poor performance on the ASUS Zenbook S 14, the performance has been looking much better. On Monday I posted updated Intel Xe2 graphics results showing strong uplift now that the ASUS Lunar Lake laptop was operating in its standard mode rather than whisper mode. In today's article is data from more than 400 CPU/system benchmarks to see how the Core Ultra 7 256V performance has improved with this new Linux kernel patch and compared to the prior AMD Ryzen and Intel Core laptop comparison data.

Proton Experimental gets a big change for video playback in games on Steam Deck / Linux  GamingOnLinux

Following yesterday's news first featured on Phoronix of several Linux driver maintainers being de-listed from their maintainer positions within the mainline Linux kernel over their connections to Russia, Linus Torvalds has today commented on the matter...