Linux Foundation and Devices With Linux
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LF Europe Launches Sylva Project to Cloudify Telecom [Ed: Linux Foundation (LF) Europe is acting as a front for patent trolls, the European patent trolls in particular]
Linux Foundation (LF) Europe recently announced Project Sylva as a European extension of the global push toward telecom network cloudification. Sylva aims to develop an open-source framework for operating telecom functions in the cloud while adhering to EU regulations and recommendations.
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Join EPAM at CES to learn more about Automotive Grade Linux | EPAM
The automotive industry is rapidly transitioning to software-defined vehicle (SDV) platforms using open-sourced solutions such as automotive grade Linux and Android automotive OS to give a smart-phone like user experience. It’s an interesting opportunity for automotive OEMs to open new revenue streams after the initial vehicle purchase through app stores and subscriptions.
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Purism and Linux 5.19 to 6.1 - Purism
I know you missed our kernel reports lately but even if you can’t believe it, we haven’t forgotten about them. I just took a break for a few weeks but now the desperate wait is over: Following up on our report for Linux 5.18.
Summary of the progress on mainline support for the Librem 5 phone and its development kit during the 5.19, 6.0 and 6.1 development cycles. This summary is only about code flowing upstream – a never ending stream of changes.
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Have a look at our Linux tree to see what is currently being worked on and tested or help if you feel like joining the fun. The ‘debian/README.source’ document describes our workflow.
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Achronix Speedster7t AC7t1500 FPGA is now available for high-bandwidth applications - CNX Software
Achronix Semiconductor has recently announced the general availability of the Speedster7t AC7t1500 FPGA designed for networking, storage, and compute (AI/ML) acceleration applications.
The 7nm Speedster7t FPGA family offers PCIe Gen5 ports and GDRR6 and DDR5/DDR4 memory interfaces, delivers up to 400 Gbps on the Ethernet ports, and includes a 2D network on chip (2D NoC) that can handle 20 Tbps of total bandwidth.
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Can you play Valorant on Steam Deck?
That said, some players may wonder about the hero shooter's compatibility with the Steam Deck. The popular hand-held device has already garnered a massive fan base with its portability and high software flexibility. It runs on SteamOS, a Linux-based system created by Valve for the device.