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DNF 5.4 is out today as the latest release for this next-generation RPM package management solution used by Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and various other RPM-based Linux distributions. This release introduces new options and an AI contributions policy.
The town of Potters Bar, near London, is at the center of a dispute between the need for artificial intelligence infrastructure and the protection of the surrounding green areas. The growing demand for computational resources for AI is putting the "green belt" that protects the city at risk.
The Gentoo Linux project has begun migrating its source code from GitHub to Codeberg. The decision was motivated by concerns that Microsoft Copilot, trained on GitHub repositories, could compromise the integrity of the code. The main project is now live on Codeberg.
AMD and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) are expanding their partnership to deploy a 200MW AI infrastructure in India. The initiative aims to support the growing demand for computing resources for AI workloads in the country.
Discussions are underway within Fedora Linux to enhance the 'DRM Panic' interface, a kernel feature displaying a QR code upon critical errors, aiming for a user experience akin to Windows' Blue Screen of Death. The goal is to provide a clearer and more informative interface during system crashes.
An underground site uses facial recognition to reveal the platforms camgirls use, potentially exposing them to privacy risks. Misuse of photos from social media could reveal their activity to stalkers, harassers, or employers. The site's creator claims millions of searches are done each month.
Linux 7.0 introduces significant updates to the PCI subsystem, focusing on segregating legacy CardBus code to enhance compatibility and performance on modern systems. These improvements include bug fixes and code optimizations.
The X platform (formerly Twitter) experienced a widespread outage, leaving users without access to feeds and timelines. Monitoring systems recorded a surge in problem reports, highlighting the extent of the disruption. The causes of the blackout were not immediately disclosed.
Linux 6.19.1 is now available, the first maintenance release of the 6.19 kernel. This version focuses on fixing bugs introduced in the previous stable release, which was released just a week earlier. A timely update for those who prefer to wait for the first fixes before adopting a new kernel version.
The concept of digital sovereignty is often discussed, but a precise definition is crucial to translate it into reality. The article highlights how the lack of clarity can hinder the effective implementation of digital sovereignty policies, making it difficult for companies and governments to protect their data and infrastructure.
Cisco is getting close to releasing its own hypervisor, as an alternative to VMware for its calling applications. Initially, it will be dedicated to users of software like Unified Communications Manager, proposed as an alternative to traditional PBXs.
Indian startup C2i has raised $15 million to test a grid-to-GPU approach aimed at reducing power losses in AI data centers. The goal is to optimize energy efficiency, an increasingly critical issue with the growing demand for computational resources for AI.
India plans to invest $175 billion in a new city dedicated to artificial intelligence in Andhra Pradesh. The initiative aims to create a hub for AI infrastructure and submarine internet cables linking India to Singapore.
The surge in AI data centers in China is driving the adoption of liquid cooling solutions. The higher power densities of AI systems require more efficient cooling methods to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
The Archive Today website, known for archiving web pages, has been accused of orchestrating a DDoS attack campaign against a security blogger. Wikipedia is considering removing all links to the archive.
The launch of ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 showcased impressive AI video generation capabilities, but legal pressures quickly limited its functionality. This episode highlights the importance of open-source and local alternatives, such as Alibaba's Wan 2.1, to ensure creative freedom and data sovereignty, avoiding censorship imposed by large corporations.
The X.Org Server has completed the transition from the 'master' development branch to the 'main' branch. This change involved the selective removal of patches deemed problematic from the previous codebase, marking a cleanup of the source code.
A team of astronomers has recreated vortex crystals similar to those observed at Jupiter's poles in the laboratory. The experiment, using stratified fluid tanks, offers new perspectives on the dynamics of the giant cyclonic storms that characterize the Jovian atmosphere and opens new avenues for understanding complex atmospheric phenomena.
The Munich Security Conference 2026 emphasized cyber threats, digital infrastructure, and emerging technologies. Traditionally focused on armed forces and treaties, it now recognizes the central role of digital in the architecture of global security.
The GNOME 50 beta release is now available ahead of the official GNOME 50 desktop due out in March. This release introduces significant improvements in Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) management and the GDM display manager.