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Artificial intelligence is a long-standing operational asset for telecommunication service providers, but the focus has shifted from localized capabilities to massive scale and quick return on investment. Telco service providers need to deliver real, industrial-scale results. My message to Red Hat partners is clear: Technology alone will not determine who wins the enterprise AI race. Success depends entirely on ecosystem alignment.According to a report from MIT, roughly 80% of AI initiatives fail to deliver tangible value because of misalignment between technology and business functions. Servi

For years, the telecommunications industry has looked at sovereignty through a defensive lens. It was treated as a compliance checklist and an (understandable) regulatory requirement for telco networks.After meeting with several customers across the globe at both MWC and Red Hat Summit this year, one clear takeaway is that the defensive era is over and sovereignty represents a new business opportunity where service providers can differentiate.Today, sovereignty is about control as a currency and differentiator. In a world where AI is the new engine of growth, the ability to maintain data resid

openSUSE Tumbleweed is the unsung rolling distro for people afraid of rolling distros  XDA

Home Assistant OS 18.0 Released with Linux Kernel 6.18 LTS  Linuxiac

5 tiny operating systems that only do one job and never complain  MakeUseOf

USB4STREAM Merged For Linux 7.2 To Quickly Send Data Between USB4 Connected Systems  Phoronix

As part of today's USB/Thunderbolt subsystem updates for the ongoing Linux 7.2 kernel merge window, USB4STREAM was merged as a nifty and exciting addition to opening up some interesting USB4 connnectivity use-cases for high speed, low latency data transfers...

OBS Studio 32.2 Promises New Filter to Compose SDR into HDR, Beta Out Now  9to5Linux

Control AirPods & Galaxy Buds on Ubuntu with ‘BudsLink’  OMG! Ubuntu

You can now install SteamOS 3.8 on your standard gaming PC (with AMD GPU)  TheSixthAxis

Back in March Intel announced the Optimization Zone as a new initiative for helping server administrators and developers better maximize the performance of different workloads running on Intel hardware. Out today is the Intel Optimization Zone 1.1 release with more workloads now covered for squeezing out the most performance on Intel CPUs...

Intel Optimization Zone 1.1 Lays Out Tuning Recommendations For More Workloads  Phoronix

Documenting the manual: how curiosity and robotic arms led to a career in open source  blog.google

Valve's Proton Test Build For Steam Machine And Linux Gaming Adds FSR 4 For RDNA 3  HotHardware

Valve’s Steam Machine Gives Linux Gaming a New Living-Room Push  Linuxiac

Valve today finally revealed pricing on their SteamOS Linux-powered Steam Machine living room PC. Given the ongoing RAM and storage pricing pressure, the Steam Machine pricing comes in at the high-end...

Steam Machine Launches, Priced $1049 To $1428 USD  Phoronix

Steam Machines Is Up for Reservation from $1,049 with Arch Linux-Based SteamOS 3  9to5Linux

Steam Machine pricing and launch announced and yes it's pricey  GamingOnLinux

The Steam Machine Is An Iconoclastic Computer Born In Unforgiving Times  Aftermath