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AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX Linux Performance ...  Phoronix

Last month AMD announced the Ryzen Threadripper 7000 series along with the new Threadripper PRO 7000 WX Series for bringing Zen 4 to the HEDT and workstation space. Ahead of AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000 series processors becoming available via DIY retailers on the 21st, today marks the review/performance embargo expiration for the Threadripper 7000 series. First up today is a look at how the new Threadripper 7970X 32-core and Threadripper 7980X 64-core processors are performing for Linux HEDT workstations... Or the TLDR: the incredible Linux performance and potential for a wide-range of creator and developer workloads now possible with the Ryzen Threadripper 7000 series.

The AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7970X/7980X Linux benchmark review shows just how well the new Zen 4 powered HEDT Threadripper processors can perform with up to the 64 core flagship offering. The results were stunning while today the review embargo also expires on the Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7000 series for the professional-catered SKUs that offer up to 96 cores and support up to 8 channel DDR5 system memory. Here are the initial benchmarks of the 96-core AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX for showing the performance potential of this outright workstation performance monster if your budget allows.

Xen Project Releases Version 4.18 with New Security, Performance ...  Business Wire

Hunt: Showdown is broken on Steam Deck / Linux due to Easy Anti ...  GamingOnLinux

GE-Proton 8-24 fixes Yakuza 5 Remastered cut-scenes and pulls in ...  GamingOnLinux

Hammerspace hammering out AI ref architecture – Blocks and Files  Blocks & Files

Feature development on GCC 14 is now largely over with today marking the start of their stage three of development that is the "general bugfixing mode" and moving past new features for this next annual GNU Compiler Collection release...

GCC 14 Shifts From Feature Development To "General Bugfixing ...  Phoronix

Tomeu Vizoso has been leading the effort for supporting Vivante's NPU IP within the Etnaviv driver that began as a reverse-engineered driver for Vivante graphics. The Vivante NPU architecture ends up being close to the graphics cores and Vizoso has been making good progress for enabling the NPUs on this open-source stack. The latest achievement is image classification workloads now running about twice as fast as previously...

Distrobox 1.6 Released For Easily Launching New Distros Within Your Terminal  Phoronix

Distrobox 1.6 released on Sunday for this open-source project that makes it easy to launch any Linux distribution inside your terminal. Distrobox builds upon Podman and Docker to allow creating containers of the Linux distribution of your choice and for that to integrate nicely with the host environment. With succeeding releases, Distrobox has built up quite an arsenal of features...

Ubuntu Budgie switches its approach to Wayland  The Register

Linux Deepin's big brother reaches three million installs  The Register

Linux Deepin's big brother claims it's hit three million installs  The Register

Linux kernel 6.6 is the next long-term support release  ZDNet

Linux kernel 6.6 is the next long-term support release  ZDNet

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Written By: Kyle David November 20, 2023 9:37 UTC+8
Revised By: Jason Reidenbach

UR Solutions is positioning itself as the first Business Service Provider (BSP) of Zimbra in the Philippines. The emphasis on staying up-to-date with Zimbra versions and the introduction of Version 10 (Daffodil) reflects a commitment to providing organizations with a secure and modern communication and collaboration platform.

How much memory is installed and being used on your Linux systems?  Network World