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CentOS Stream 10 Showing Nice Performance Uplift In Early Benchmarks On AmpereOne

Phoronix - Wed, 09/11/2024 - 04:00
As part of the ongoing AmpereOne testing at Phoronix with the 192-core AmpereOne A192-32X flagship processor, I've been working on several different Linux distribution benchmarks with this Supermicro AmpereOne server. That comparison in full should be published next week while worth highlighting on its own are some of the gains seen with the in-development CentOS Stream 10 that serves as the upstream to what will be Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. There are some nice performance gains seen on AArch64 with CentOS Stream 10 compared to CentOS Stream 9.

Intel CPU Microcode 20240910 Fixes Two Security Issues, Various Functional Issues

Phoronix - Wed, 09/11/2024 - 02:25
Intel today as part of their "Patch Tuesday" released new CPU microcode for recent generation Core and Xeon processors. Two security updates were made along with fixing a handful of functional issues...

GNU C Library Tuning For AArch64 Helps Memset Performance By ~24%

Phoronix - Wed, 09/11/2024 - 01:00
A patch merged yesterday to the GNU C Library (glibc) codebase can help the memset() function's performance by 24% as measured on an Arm Neoverse-N1 core...

Intel Linux Graphics Driver To Finally Expose GPU Package Temperature

Phoronix - Wed, 09/11/2024 - 00:24
With the upcoming Linux 6.12 kernel the Intel graphics driver will finally be able to report GPU fan speeds. Another long sought feature is also on the way for this open-source Linux driver: GPU package temperature reporting for Intel discrete GPUs...

AlmaLinux Announces Certification SIG, Hardware Certification Program

Phoronix - Tue, 09/10/2024 - 23:27
AlmaLinux to further distinguish itself from other RHEL-based Linux distributions has announced a Certification Special Interest Group (SIG) and out of that is coming a AlmaLinux Hardware Certification Program...

Canonical Working To Package GraalVM For Ubuntu Linux

Phoronix - Tue, 09/10/2024 - 22:42
While OpenJDK Java is available via the Ubuntu package archive and the go-to JVM on Ubuntu Linux, Canonical is working to package up Oracle's GraalVM as another option for enhancing the Java stack on Ubuntu...

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