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What's new in the migration toolkit for virtualization 2.10
The migration toolkit for virtualization 2.10 (MTV) is now generally available and expands on capabilities introduced in the recent release to better support your virtual machine (VM) migration journey with minimal downtime and reduced risk. With updates to storage offloading, your organization can efficiently plan and execute your VM migrations with MTV 2.10.Faster migrations, greater confidence with storage offloadingSpeed is a critical component of a VM migration. Storage offloading is now available in Technology Preview in MTV 2.10. For large-scale migrations, network bandwidth is often a
What's new in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization 4.20
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization 4.20 is now generally available, helping organizations modernize their virtualization strategy with greater speed and confidence through expanded platform availability, enhanced virtual machine (VM) management, and new capabilities for hybrid cloud infrastructure. With networking enhancements, optimized live migration, and improved user experience, OpenShift Virtualization 4.20 enables teams to deliver more agile, cloud-ready, and consistent operations wherever they choose to run their workloads.Our collaborations with customers and partners on their migration
Forging the open path: How Red Hat engineering is adopting AI and what it means for open source
Over the past several months, Red Hat has been diving into one of the most significant shifts in our industry: the practical, large-scale adoption of generative AI (gen AI) within a major engineering organization. We are not unique in this journey, but at Red Hat, "in the open" isn't just a development model—it's our culture. We believe it's important to share what we're doing, what we're learning, and how we see this shaping the future of open source collaboration.To be clear, this isn't a publicity piece about a single, perfect tool or an instant success. It's a story about culture, choice
Intel LASS Feature Looks Like It Will Be Upstreamed For Linux 6.19
Intel's LASS functionality was queued today into tip/tip.git's "x86/cpu" Git branch. With LASS now making it into a TIP branch, it looks like it will be submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.19 merge window barring any last minute issues or objections from Linus Torvalds...
How Kubernetes Became the New Linux - The New Stack
How Kubernetes Became the New Linux The New Stack
Blender 5.0 Released With Better Vulkan Support, HDR On Wayland
It's the Blender 5.0 release day! Blender 5.0 is a big step forward for this open-source 3D modeling software with better Vulkan viewport support across different GPUs/drivers, HDR support when using Vulkan and Wayland on Linux, and other very nice refinements for this popular cross-platform software package...
AMD ROCm 7.1 vs. RADV Vulkan For Llama.cpp With The Radeon AI PRO R9700
In the past we have seen Llama.cpp with Vulkan outperforming AMD's ROCm compute stack in some of the large language model (LLM) AI benchmarks. Curious if anything has changed given the recent ROCm 7.1 release, I ran some benchmarks of an up-to-date Llama.cpp using the AMD ROCm back-end compared to the Vulkan back-end with the latest RADV driver. For this round of testing the Radeon AI PRO R9700 graphics card was used.