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As organizations continue to leverage edge computing for AI workloads running near the source of data generation, Red Hat aims to deliver the enterprise support that companies need to capture the full potential of AI operations at the edge. Following our successful technology preview, we are thrilled to announce that Red Hat Device Edge is now available on NVIDIA Jetson Orin, aligning with the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.8.During the tech preview phase, we saw tremendous interest from customers wanting to extend AI capabilities to the far edge, whether they are leveraging AI for adva

No enterprise application exists in a vacuum. Applications interact with services, other applications, external resources, databases, and more. As these applications scale, so does the complexity—more containers, more datasets, and more moving parts.At Red Hat, our view is that most developers should not need to manage containers or Kubernetes directly. The most effective approach is to focus on writing business logic and push code to production through a platform like Red Hat OpenShift, using capabilities such as Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces and the OpenShift application platform to handle

As AI adoption grows and agents multiply inference demands, a reliable inference foundation becomes critical to running AI initiatives profitably.Today at Red Hat Summit, we are excited to announce that Red Hat AI Inference now runs on any managed Kubernetes service. This expansion enables organizations to leverage a consistent, open inference stack and Kubernetes-native operations wherever they already run their workloads. At launch, we are delivering validated deployment blueprints on 2 platforms: CoreWeave Kubernetes Service (CKS) and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). With this release, Red H

Voyager and Red Hat Propel Red Hat Enterprise Linux into Orbit with Space Edge Micro Datacenters  HPCwire

Linux bitten by second severe vulnerability in as many weeks  Ars Technica

'Apple does this and y'all love it': Microsoft defends its CPU trick to boost Windows 11 performance, after critics accuse it of 'cheating'  TechRadar

Quietly sneaking out at the end of last week was Vulkan 1.4.351 as the newest spec update to this high performance graphics and compute API...

Ubuntu 26.04 vs. Fedora 44: After years of testing both Linux distros, here's my verdict  ZDNET

CVE-2026-43500: Dirty Frag Linux Priv Esc Flaw  SOC Prime

First i486 Support, Now Linux Abandons i586 and i686  PC Perspective

Embedded Linux on the Tria AUBoard-15P FPGA with Whitney Knitter  Hackster.io

Experts propose Linux kernel "killswitch" following worrying recent security issues  TechRadar

HDMI 2.1 Display Stream Compression "DSC" Also Ready For AMDGPU Linux Driver  Phoronix

At the beginning of the month was the surprise milestone of AMD posting AMDGPU kernel driver patches for HDMI 2.1 Fixed Rate Link (FRL) support. The HDMI FRL patches have since been updated to also enable HDMI 2.1's Display Stream Compression (DSC) functionality for higher resolutions and higher refresh rates with the open-source AMDGPU driver...

Switching From Windows to Linux? These 15 Pro Tips Make Ubuntu Feel Like Home  PCMag

Redesigned Thelio Major Elevates System76's All-AMD, Open-Source Linux Workstation: More Performance, Much Improved Thermals Review  Phoronix

A few weeks back we reviewed the redesigned System76 Thelio Mira with a brand new chassis design and powered by the AMD Ryzen 9000 series. This was an interesting Linux-powered desktop manufactured in Colorado while for those needing a bit more performance, since then the redesigned Thelio Major launched. The new System76 Thelio Major provides an updated Thelio case design like Mira while comes packed with the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000 series and AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 graphics for delivering a very powerful, all-AMD and open-source high-end Linux workstation.

New PamDOORa Linux backdoor sold on cybercrime forum | brief | SC Media  SC Media

Linux researchers debate adding a killswitch to temporarily solve security issues  PC Gamer

Newly disclosed "Dirty Frag" vulnerability left Linux exposed for nearly a decade  TechSpot