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PorteuX 2.8 replaces aufs and gives Xfce an OpenGL upgrade
PorteuX 2.8 introduces its homegrown aufs-ng union filesystem and xfwm4-gl OpenGL compositor, while adding Wine and Proton support…
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DHH gets $8 million from tech heavyweights to take desktop Linux mainstream
DHH has launched the Omacom Foundation with $8 million from Michael Dell, Jack Dorsey, Tobi Lütke, Patrick Collison,…
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PINE64 has some very bad news for Linux hardware fans
PINE64 has some bad news for Linux hardware fans. DRAM and eMMC shortages are putting new production on…
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GEEKOM turns four Ubuntu Linux Mini PCs into a surprisingly capable local AI cluster
GEEKOM has connected four Ubuntu Linux A9 Mega Mini PCs into a local AI cluster powered by AMD…
AI and Security
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OpenAI wants to monitor AI misuse without reading your prompts
OpenAI wants to detect dangerous patterns across multiple AI interactions without letting its employees read customer prompts. Here…
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Ramp says Router.com can cut your company’s AI bill by 40 percent
Ramp has launched Router.com, a single API endpoint that automatically routes requests across AI models based on performance…
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Only 8 percent of companies say their data is ready for AI agents
Companies are rushing to deploy AI agents, but their data may not be ready. A new survey finds…
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Google says AI can help reduce those white contrails behind airplanes
Google is putting AI to work in the skies with Operation Blue Skies, a UK-backed trial designed to…
Hardware
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ASUS ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar lets you ditch the headset
ASUS is bringing the ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar to the U.S. with Dolby Atmos, a wireless subwoofer, and…
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AVerMedia launches GC531 and GC535 capture cards for serious streamers
AVerMedia has launched the GC531 and GC535 capture cards for streamers and professional video workflows, with RGB24 True…
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PINE64 has some very bad news for Linux hardware fans
PINE64 has some bad news for Linux hardware fans. DRAM and eMMC shortages are putting new production on…
Recent stories
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Walmart finally caves as Apple Pay and Google Pay come to stores
Walmart is finally embracing Tap to Pay, with Apple Pay, Google Pay, contactless cards, and smartwatch payments rolling…
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AVerMedia launches GC531 and GC535 capture cards for serious streamers
AVerMedia has launched the GC531 and GC535 capture cards for streamers and professional video workflows, with RGB24 True…
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Mozilla says your open source AI might not be as open as you think
Mozilla is highlighting a new framework for understanding open source AI, arguing that model weights, training data, code,…
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Microsoft is letting AI agents query your Azure Cosmos DB data
Microsoft is bringing AI agents deeper into Azure Cosmos DB, allowing them to understand schemas, generate queries, and…
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PINE64 has some very bad news for Linux hardware fans
PINE64 has some bad news for Linux hardware fans. DRAM and eMMC shortages are putting new production on…
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OpenAI wants to monitor AI misuse without reading your prompts
OpenAI wants to detect dangerous patterns across multiple AI interactions without letting its employees read customer prompts. Here…
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Ramp says Router.com can cut your company’s AI bill by 40 percent
Ramp has launched Router.com, a single API endpoint that automatically routes requests across AI models based on performance…
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Lexar goes wild with a 22-port Thunderbolt 5 dock featuring a 5-inch touchscreen
Lexar is going big with the PexarBolt Ultra, a 22-port Thunderbolt 5 dock featuring 10GbE, NVMe storage, 140W…
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Only 8 percent of companies say their data is ready for AI agents
Companies are rushing to deploy AI agents, but their data may not be ready. A new survey finds…