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Ubuntu 24.04 + Linux 6.9 Intel & AMD Server Performance - Vimarsana News

Ubuntu 24.04 + Linux 6.9 Intel & AMD Server Performance

While earlier this week was looking at the AMD EPYC 4004 vs.

XZ Backdoor, Nova Driver, Linux 6.9 Features & Ubuntu 24.04 Made For An Exciting April - Vimarsana News

XZ Backdoor, Nova Driver, Linux 6.9 Features & Ubuntu 24.04 Made For An Exciting April

April 2024 is now in the books after writing 257 original Linux/open-source-related news articles and another 13 featured articles / Linux hardware reviews

Intel Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" Performance Improves With Linux 6.9 - Vimarsana News

Intel Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" Performance Improves With Linux 6.9

As part of my Linux 6.9 benchmarking I've been trying out many hardware combinations and overall seeing nice performance out of this kernel that will debut as stable in the next 2~3 weeks.

Intel Xeon Max Sees Some Performance Gains For OpenVINO & ONNX With Linux 6.9 - Vimarsana News

Intel Xeon Max Sees Some Performance Gains For OpenVINO & ONNX With Linux 6.9

Last week being surprised to see a number of AMD EPYC performance gains with Linux 6.9 using that in-development kernel, I was curious about what other platforms may be benefiting from better performance on this kernel that will debut as stable in May.

Intel's oneDNN Preps For Sierra Forest & Granite Rapids, Lands More Optimizations - Vimarsana News

Intel's oneDNN Preps For Sierra Forest & Granite Rapids, Lands More Optimizations

Intel's oneDNN Deep Neural Network Library used for building deep learning applications is preparing another release that continues going heavy on performance optimizations and preparing for future Intel hardware generations.