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After years of limited maintenance, the Kubernetes Ingress NGINX project has been retired. Several companies, including IBM Cloud, Nutanix, SUSE, and OVHcloud, have chosen Traefik as an open-source alternative for traffic management in Kubernetes.
RedacBench is a new benchmark for evaluating the ability of language models to selectively remove sensitive information from texts, based on defined security policies. The benchmark includes 514 texts and 187 policies, measuring both security (removal of sensitive information) and utility (preservation of non-sensitive information).
A Swiss expert highlights the structural challenges smaller nations face in their pursuit of AI sovereignty. Limitations include access to computational resources and specialized talent.
Two teens await sentencing for creating deepfake images of female students. The victims' parents plan to sue the school, contesting the late and negligent handling of the case. The school was warned but delayed informing parents and police for six months, allowing the spread of hundreds of images.
A Reddit user wonders which local LLM model is best suited to run on an overland Jeep, opening a debate on the implications of AI inference in embedded and resource-constrained environments.
The surge in AI data centers is straining European power grids. Network operators are experimenting with novel ways of clearing room for the growing energy demands, optimizing the use of existing infrastructure.
GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android fork, announced that it will not comply with emerging laws requiring operating systems to collect user age data at setup. The company justifies the choice with the desire to protect user privacy.
A new release of mdadm, the utility for managing software RAID on Linux systems, is now available. This version introduces new features and addresses some recent boot failure issues that were reported. The update also includes a new lockless bitmap.
Scientists have narrowed down the search to 45 rocky exoplanets, no more than twice the size of Earth, orbiting within the habitable zone of their stars. These worlds offer the best opportunities for liquid water and, potentially, life. The research considers factors such as planet age, orbital characteristics, and radiation exposure to improve search strategies for extraterrestrial life.
A user shares their positive experience running LLM services locally. This choice offers benefits in data control and customization, but also requires careful management of hardware resources and software configurations. For those considering on-premise deployments, there are trade-offs to consider.
Anthropic filed sworn declarations contesting the Pentagon's assessment of national security risks posed by the AI company. Anthropic argues the government's case relies on technical misunderstandings and claims never raised during negotiations.
The Department of Defense alleges the AI developer could manipulate models in the middle of war. Company executives argue that’s impossible.
Softbank plans to build a 10-gigawatt data center in Ohio, potentially the largest in the world. The infrastructure will require a $33 billion natural gas plant, equivalent to nine nuclear reactors.
A Reddit post showcases an ironic approach to using LLM models locally. The discussion, hosted on r/LocalLLaMA, highlights how the community humorously addresses the challenges and opportunities of running large language models on personal hardware.
A user has successfully run the Qwen3 30B language model on an 8GB Raspberry Pi 5, achieving a speed of 7-8 tokens per second. The implementation includes a custom ik_llama.cpp build, prompt caching, and a flashable Debian image for simplified deployment. The system exposes an OpenAI-compatible API on the local network.
Fourteen months after the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) became enforceable, European financial institutions are struggling. The regulation, effective since January 17, 2025, aimed to usher in a new era in digital risk management, but has highlighted the shortcomings of companies.
Nearly three years after Mageia 9's release, the Mageia 10 beta is now available. This Linux distribution traces its lineage back to the historic Mandrake Linux. The alpha version of Mageia 10 was released in January.
A legal dispute involving TSMC highlights the challenges in protecting intellectual property internationally. The case raises questions about the effectiveness of Taiwanese laws in combating the leakage of trade secrets and their applicability across borders.
Vercel has updated its terms of service, indicating that it will train AI models using user code on hobby and free plans. Users have 10 days to explicitly opt out of this practice.
Many free email services use user data for targeted advertising. This article explores how companies offering free email services often monetize the information contained in user emails, raising questions about privacy and data control.