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Vanilla OS 3 Reunion is here with ARM64 support, GNOME 50, and Linux 7.1.3
Vanilla OS 3 Reunion is now available with ARM64 support, GNOME 50, Linux 7.1.3, reproducible builds, and the…
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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…
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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Big Tech will spend nearly $700 billion on AI, but is the bubble ready to pop?
Big Tech is expected to spend nearly $700 billion in 2026 as the AI infrastructure boom accelerates. HTX…
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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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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…