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Microsoft's latest move in bridging mobile and desktop ecosystems has insiders buzzing about a new test feature in Windows 11 that allows users to seamlessly resume Android apps on...

Why Anti-Cheat Software Hinders Linux Gaming Compatibility

In the competitive world of online gaming, where fairness is paramount, anti-cheat software has become an essential tool for developers to combat hackers and exploiters. Yet, for L...

Ex-Eaton Developer Sentenced to 4 Years for Logic Bomb Attack

In a case that underscores the perils of insider threats in corporate cybersecurity, a former software developer has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for orchestratin...

Sydney Researchers’ Quantum Code Cuts Qubits for Faster Computing

In the rapidly evolving field of quantum computing, a groundbreaking development has emerged that could significantly alleviate one of the technology's most daunting challenges: th...

AWS Bedrock Flows Launches Inline Python Nodes for Custom AI Workflows

Amazon Web Services has unveiled a significant enhancement to its generative AI toolkit with the public preview of inline code nodes in Amazon Bedrock Flows, a move that promises t...

Canonical Integrates AMD SEV-SNP in Ubuntu 25.04 for Secure VMs

In the rapidly evolving world of confidential computing, Canonical has made a significant move by integrating full host support for AMD's Secure Encrypted Virtualization-Secure Nes...

Linus Torvalds Releases Linux Kernel 6.17-rc1 Early Due to Travels

In a move that underscores the relentless pace of open-source development, Linus Torvalds, the Finnish-American software engineer who created Linux, has unveiled the first release...

Redis 8.2 Boosts Throughput 49%, Speeds Commands, Reverts to Open Source

In the ever-evolving world of in-memory data stores, Redis has long stood out for its speed and versatility, serving as a backbone for applications ranging from caching to real-tim...

Kernel Stack Watch: Real-Time Linux Tool for Stack Corruption Detection

In the ever-evolving world of Linux kernel development, a new tool is poised to revolutionize how engineers debug elusive stack corruption issues. Proposed just this week, Kerne...

Linux 6.18 Queues Apple Silicon Updates for M1, M2 Chips

In the fast-paced world of open-source kernel development, timing is everything. Even as the Linux 6.17 merge window has barely closed, engineers are already gearing up for the nex...

Intel Integrates XeVM MLIR Dialect into Upstream LLVM for Xe GPUs

Intel's Latest Push in Compiler Technology Intel Corp. has made a significant move in the open-source compiler ecosystem by integrating its XeVM technology into t...

Linux Kernel Patches Add Bhyve Detection for 255+ vCPU Support

In the ever-evolving world of virtualization technology, a subtle yet significant shift is underway as the Linux kernel prepares to embrace better compatibility with BSD's Bhyve hy...

Intel’s Project Battlematrix Boosts Multi-GPU AI with Linux Patches

Intel's Latest Push in Multi-GPU Technology Intel Corp. is advancing its efforts in multi-GPU computing with new developments aimed at enhancing Linux support for high-perf...

openSUSE Integrates NVIDIA Grace Hopper for Faster Armv9 Builds

In a move that underscores the growing momentum behind Arm-based computing in open-source ecosystems, the openSUSE Project has announced the integration of NVIDIA's high-performanc...

Boost Microservices Performance 20-30% with NUMA in Kubernetes

In the high-stakes world of cloud computing and distributed systems, a subtle architectural shift is forcing engineers to rethink how they deploy microservices. Non-Uniform Memory...

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