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The demand to extend applications to the edge has never been greater. From retail shops to industrial and manufacturing sites, there's a need to create, consume, and store data at the edge. Deploying applications at the edge comes with a set of physical constraints, but also with the need to deliver a truly cost-efficient and resilient architecture. When building applications at the edge, you must consider the needs of the individual site as well as the cost to deploy, manage, and maintain applications across multiple edge locations.The good news is that Red Hat OpenShift is evolving to meet t

The speed of innovation in large language models (LLMs) is astounding, but as enterprises move these models into production, the conversation shifts - it’s no longer just about raw scale; it’s about per-token efficiency and smart, targeted compute use.Simply put, not all prompts require the same level of reasoning. If a user has a simple request, like, "What is the capital of North Carolina?" a multi-step reasoning process required for say, a financial projection, isn’t necessary. If organizations use heavyweight reasoning models for every request, the result is both costly and inefficie

Year of Linux on the Desktop Part 2: Mac It So  Alex Reviews Tech

Breaking my Linux install taught me more about computers than Windows ever did  XDA

Firefox's Latest Version Ends 32-Bit Linux Support, Adds Smarter PDF Comments & More  Windows Report

EasyEffects is the open-source application formerly known as PulseEffects that transitioned to using native PipeWire filters for providing simple audio effects on the Linux desktop. EasyEffects makes it easy to apply different audio effects like bass enhancer, compressor, pitch shift, reverberation, and many more. With this week's release of EasyEffects 8.0, the user interface has been rewritten in Qt / QML / Kirigami rather than GTK4...

GStreamer 1.26.8 Improves HDR Video Playback for the Showtime Video Player  9to5Linux

AMD’s Linux Graphics Surge: Decoding the 6.19 Kernel Upgrades  WebProNews

Following yesterday's release of Rust Coreutils 0.4, GNU Coreutils 9.9 is now available as the latest update to this set of core utilities common to Linux systems and other platforms...

Linux 6.19’s Quiet Revival: Bolstering a 40-Year-Old File System  WebProNews

New project brings strong Linux compatibility to more classic Windows games  Ars Technica

Minisforum MS-R1 is a 12-Core Linux ARM Workstation for AI and VMs  OMG! Ubuntu

Linux Kernel’s Microsoft Makeover: Embracing C Extensions in 6.19  WebProNews

Amazon WorkSpaces for Linux flaw poses token theft risk  SC Media

Linux 6.18-rc5 Drops: Kernel’s Quiet March to December Debut  WebProNews

Rust Coreutils Surge: Outpacing GNU with Speed and Security Gains  WebProNews

Google Cloud today is rolling out their N4D compute instances that are optimized for cost/price-performance and geared for general purpose workloads. The N4D instances are powered by 5th Gen AMD EPYC "Turin" processors and offer very nice performance and value over their prior-generation general purpose VMs.

Valve engineer who keeps decade-old Radeon GPUs alive on Linux, now pushes for AMDGPU to become the default driver  VideoCardz.com

22 Linux Books for $25: This Humble Bundle Is Absurdly Good Value  It's FOSS

D7VK brings Direct3D 7 to Linux using Vulkan based on DXVK  GamingOnLinux