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June 18, 2021 For the first time ever, cluster competition experts have gathered together for an actual seeding reveal for the ISC21 Student Cluster Competition. What’s this, you ask? It’s where bona fide student cluster competiti Read more… June 23, 2021 Despite the turmoil and uncertainty spurred by the pandemic, the broad HPC market finished 2020 at $38.9 billion in revenue, down just 0.2 percent from 2019. What’s more, HPC has returned to its growth track and is projected to reach $60 billion in 2025. While several HPC sectors slowed, surging government spending to fight the pande...

Na Windows 11 poběží aplikace pro Android. Restrukturalizace v Intelu. Pokračování čipové války mezi USA a Čínou. Zprávy z IT, každý pátek na Lupě.

June 18, 2021 Moore’s law is in decline due to the physical limits of transistor chips, putting an expiration date on a hitherto-perennial exponential trend in computing power – and leaving hardware developers scrambling to contin Read more… June 22, 2021 Making machine learning easier to use is all the rage in enterprise computing as more and more businesses are finding out that adopting and integrating AI is ha Read more… June 21, 2021 The Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF) is announcing the general availability of Rocky Linux, release 8.4, designed as a drop-in replacement...

Rocky Linux, CentOS Founder’s AWS-Sponsored CentOS Stand-in, Stresses Extensibility It won't be the first CentOS replacement out the door, but it's being designed to become much more than a RHEL clone. Red Hat's decision late last year to sunset CentOS Linux, the widely used free version of its commercial Red Hat Enterprise Linux, left a vacuum. Immediately after Red Hat made the announcement, several software companies rushed to fill it. One of the major contenders, CloudLinux, launched the first stable release of its CentOS replacement, AlmaLinux, at the end of March and followed w...

Red Hat Talks CentOS Past, Present, and Future Making the case for CentOS Stream, Red Hat experts promise that the much more frequently released updates will be stable. The more lipstick you put on CentOS Stream, the more it looks like a nightly build. That was the takeaway from a couple of "Ask the Experts" Q&A sessions on CentOS Stream during April's online Red Hat Summit, which saw experts at both sessions hit by a barrage of questions about the all but dead "CentOS Linux." That's how Red Hat now prefers to reference the operating system previously known merely as CentOS, a downstre...