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With the recent stable releases of LLVM's Clang 16 and GCC 13 compilers there is now initial AMD Zen 4 'znver4' support in these open-source compilers.

Intel this week is using Computex 2023 to make some disclosures around next-generation Meteor Lake processors for laptops

While GCC 13 saw its first stable release several weeks back, for those taking their time in moving to major new compiler releases and still relying on the two-year-old GCC 11 series, out today is the GCC 11.4 point release.

Arm today announced the new high-end Cortex-X4 CPU core design for delivering their most powerful Cortex compute cluster.

One of the new features of Intel Xeon Scalable 4th Gen 'Sapphire Rapids' server processors is support for Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) but for this generation is only being activated for CPUs going to select cloud providers

Last week XFS users began encountering metadata corruption on the latest Linux 6.3 point releases

System76 continues teasing the in-house laptop design they are working on codenamed Virgo.

The Debian 12 'Bookworm' release is quickly approaching with an early June release date while for helping facilitate more last minute testing is a fourth release candidate of the updated Debian Installer.

Following the release of Wine 8.9 on Friday for enabling Windows games and applications to run on Linux, Wine-Staging 8.9 is now available for this more testing/development-focused flavor of Wine that more liberally picks up in-development patches.

A few days ago I wrote about a Linux kernel patch being prepared for fixing Intel hybrid CPU SMP/HT topology reporting due to the way the Linux kernel was currently counting the number of Hyper Threading siblings for each core