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Open-source powerhouse Red Hat jumped into the generative AI space three months ago, announcing a new AI-focused vision for its Linux operatingsystem at its annual summit. Support for AMD and Intel hardware is expected to arrive in the next few weeks. That includes immediate support for Nvidia hardware.
So, there’s a race on right now for what company will be the default platform for generative AI, the operatingsystem for the next evolution of the enterprise, the middleware that will tie it all together. Not only does the data used to train or provide context for the AI reside in various locations, but so does the computing power.
In the last few years opensource has transformed the software industry. From Android to Wikipedia, opensource is everywhere, but how does one succeed in it? What Every Successful OpenSource Project Needs. spf13 Chief Operator @ Docker? OpenSource is taking over the world. Transcript.
Automakers want to standardize on a Linux-based OS that would make vehicle infotainment systems act more like smartphones. Automakers are working to standardize on a Linux-based operatingsystem for in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems that would make it easier for cars to act more like smartphones.
processors from its government computers and servers, effectively banning Intel and AMD chips. processors from government-operated computers and servers, thereby excluding chips manufactured by Intel and AMD, according to a report by the Financial Times. China has enacted new rules mandating the removal of U.S. and China.
It originally ran a custom Linux operatingsystem that reviewers loved ( Laptop Mag ’s Mark Spoonauer said it was “ten times simpler to use than any Windows notebook”) and was generally heralded as a new kind of computer with tremendous mass appeal. The second, obviously more important product was the $399 Eee PC 701. Is this real ?
A set of vulnerabilities in the opensource reference implementation of the UEFI specification has been uncovered. I think I’ve linked to Ricardo Sueiras’ “AWS opensource newsletter” before; it’s such a useful resource. pertaining to administrative credentials.
Travis Downs explores a recent Intel microcode update that may have negatively impacted performance. I saw this blog post about Curiefense , an opensource Envoy extension to add WAF (web application firewall) functionality to Envoy. I really enjoy these AWS opensource news and updates posts. Servers/Hardware.
Servers/Hardware Menno Finlay-Smits shares information on reducing fan noise on Intel NUCs. OperatingSystems/Applications Here’s one person’s take on sudo for Windows. I also enjoyed Ivan’s realistic take on rollbacks in a network automation environment. (TL;DR: TL;DR: It’s not as easy as it might seem.)
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In the plethora of announcements, what stands out for me is the increasing clarity of the emerging platforms battle, which is happening on two levels: mobile operatingsystem and applications. Mobile operatingsystem. The launch of the iPhone 3G redefined how people thought about mobile devices.
Losing to Apple—whose M-series chips are widely regarded as faster and more efficient than Intel’s chips—has apparently stung the chip giant into revving up the innovation engine. These details on their 12th-generation H processors shows that Intel appears to be intent to regain the lead. ” and “faker.js”
I’m back home in Denver after spending a few days in San Francisco at Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2013, so I thought I’d take a few minutes to sit down and share a summary of the event and my thoughts. Enhancing OpenStack with Intel Technologies for Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud: [link].
OperatingSystems/Applications. I found this article on imperative vs. declarative system configuration is quite helpful in understanding Puppet’s declarative model. I enjoyed this article by Josh Townsend on using SUSE Studio and HAProxy to create a (free) opensource load balancing solution for VMware View.
This is a liveblog for the day 1 keynote at Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2014. Among the accomplishments Krzanich lists, he mentions that Intel was the #2 shipper of tablets last year. At this point Krzanich hands it off to Diane Bryant, SVP and GM of the Data Center Group at Intel. One would assume that Apple is #1.)
Via the Kubernetes blog , Box announced it has opensourced a project called kube-iptables-tailer , which turns packet drops from iptables into Kubernetes events that can be logged for easier troubleshooting. AnandTech has some coverage of the latest Intel processor announcements , which totally flew by my radar. Networking.
I think a fair number of folks may not be aware that the Nginx ingress controller for Kubernetes—both the community version and the Nginx-maintained opensource version—do suffer from timeouts and errors resulting from changes in the back-end application’s list of endpoints (think pods being added or removed).
The Intel Management Engine (ME) has received a bit of attention as a potential security vulnerability; in this article , authors Maxim Goryachy and Mark Ermolov expose some new concerns around the Intel ME and its undocumented Manufacturing Mode. OperatingSystems/Applications. Servers/Hardware. Good stuff!
Carlos Cardenas has a great post that does a great job of explaining SAI (Switch Abstraction Interface) and switchdev , two key abstraction layers involved in building Linux-based network operatingsystems (NOSes). Kevin Houston has a write-up on the recent Intel “Broadwell” announcement that provides details on the latest CPU family.
Intel has a tutorial series on Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX). I noted that a Vagrant provider for vRealize Automation was recently released as an opensource project. OperatingSystems/Applications. I’m pretty clear about Kolla, Kuryr, and Magnum, but I’m not so clear about OpenStack Zun.
Travis Downs explores a recent Intel microcode update that may have negatively impacted performance. I saw this blog post about Curiefense , an opensource Envoy extension to add WAF (web application firewall) functionality to Envoy. I really enjoy these AWS opensource news and updates posts. Servers/Hardware.
As opposed to just encrypting data at the transport level (although Acra does that between components of its architecture) or just encrypting data at the storage level (using an encrypted file system or similar), Acra targets encrypting data at the table/row/column level within a database. Acra is opensource and available via GitHub.
Intel has finally started shipping silicon photonics gear, according to this report from El Reg (news coming out of IDF16). I predicted a couple of years ago that Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions) was going to be HUGE (see here ). OperatingSystems/Applications. Servers/Hardware. Then again, what do I know?
The Critical Start Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) team analyzed a range of intelligence sources, such as customer data, open-source intelligence, vulnerability research, social media monitoring, and Dark Web monitoring to identify the most pressing cybersecurity threats of the first half of 2023.
Tetragon is Isovalent’s newly open-sourced security framework. OperatingSystems/Applications. BPFDoor, as it is known, is a passive backdoor that allows threat actors to remotely connect to a Linux shell. Check out this write-up. Think PDF files are safe? Think again. Read more about it on the Isovalent blog.
with the Floodlight opensource controller. Intel announced the E5 2600 v2 series of CPUs back at Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2013 (you can follow my IDF 2013 coverage by looking at posts with the IDF2013 tag ). OperatingSystems/Applications. is needed in order to see broader adoption of OpenFlow.
Opensource has become so critical to so many aspects of our computing infrastructure. I recently stumbled across Ricardo Sueiras’ “AWS opensource news and updates” posts. Adrian’s operational review readiness template is another great post as well. OperatingSystems/Applications.
Mark Ermolov discusses a vulnerability in the ROM (read-only memory) of the Intel Converged Security and Management Engine (CSME). OperatingSystems/Applications. Kornelis Sietsma looks at the options for working with multiple git identities on a single system. Aaron Parecki discusses the first draft of OAuth 2.1.
One use case mentioned is Intuit’s use of Docker, and Golub points out that the person responsible for running Intuit’s systems is confident enough in their systems that they’re attending DockerCon on Tax Day (when as many as 25 million tax returns are expected to be processed). to the stage. Monica turns the stage back over to Hykes.
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Calderon: And even when we wrote the book it got tricky because some of the cool findings that we had, couldn't be mentioned in the book so we had to you know work on opensource boards and come up, use opensource laboratories instead of doing real life examples. And it's not just stories from the authors themselves.
Calderon: And even when we wrote the book it got tricky because some of the cool findings that we had, couldn't be mentioned in the book so we had to you know work on opensource boards and come up, use opensource laboratories instead of doing real life examples. And it's not just stories from the authors themselves.
In some cases they’re taking opensource, community-based tools and leveraging them in creative new ways against common threats. Living off the land or fireless malware is a threat actor leveraging the utilities readily available on a system. There are the vendors, right? They have their pitch, their angle.
But I know deception technologies, I know that reach and ATT&CK simulation tools use it, I know that that threat intel platforms use it, there's the number of people that use ATT&CK in this field is much greater than the people that don't at this point. There's a lot of research that goes into it.
But I know deception technologies, I know that reach and ATT&CK simulation tools use it, I know that that threat intel platforms use it, there's the number of people that use ATT&CK in this field is much greater than the people that don't at this point. There's a lot of research that goes into it.
Companies can get around this by applying for a license — something that has allowed Intel, for instance, to continue working with Huawei. “I It’s not tied to an American-made operatingsystem the way that phone maker Huawei depended on Google — a dependence that has locked phone buyers out of popular Android apps.
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