Tech Time Warp: Intel recalls its 1.13GHz Pentium III processor
It was billed as the “fastest x86 processor” ever manufactured, and maybe it was — when it worked properly. Twenty-six
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Exciting to see the new RTX 50-series GPUs and Windows Subsystem for Linux powering models from Nvidia NIM and Azure AI Foundry on Windows 11 PCs. A game-changer for running AI on the edge.
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IOT: Adventures in 5G
One of the ways I avoid the burnout at work is to go on a related side quest. Today’s side
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AMD just had its proposition for a new open source HDMI driver rejected
In a disappointing turn of events for the open source community, AMD’s efforts to implement HDMI 2.1+ functionality on its
Linux devs racing to patch critical security flaw that could allow bootkit installation
A major vulnerability has been discovered operating across in almost all Linux variants that could allow threat actors to run