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VersaLogic’s Sabertooth AI Combines Xeon-E Processor with NVIDIA RTX GPU

VersaLogic Corp. has introduced the Sabertooth AI, a compact and rugged embedded system designed for AI inferencing and high-bandwidth video applications. Featuring DDR4 ECC memory, dual GbE, and support for multiple displays, it delivers high computational performance in a small form factor for industrial and edge computing.

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 14, 2024

Hapenny Bridge, Dublin

Updated This Past Day

  1. Windows in Chad: Going Extinct
    From 100% to 1%?
  2. [Meme] Unconstitutional Proceedings in Foreign Languages for the Benefit of Corporations Outside Europe
    Why does the UPC even exist?
  3. EPO: Language of Conflict
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  4. Links 13/05/2024: Wikimedia Rides Hype Wave, XBox Expected to Go Through More Layoffs This Summer (July)
    Links for the day
  5. When Lunatics Attack Your Family (Especially Women)
    The attacks on my wife and my mom are rather revealing. These are acts of extreme misogyny.

    New

  6. [Video] Systemd Helps Microsoft Break Apart Linux and Hijack the Vocabulary
    Systemd and Halloween Documents
  7. Links 13/05/2024: Melinda French Gates Quits Gates Foundation After Leaving Husband Over Strong Jeffrey Epstein Ties
    Links for the day
  8. Slashdot Parrots Microsoft/Red Hat PR, Sponsored by Microsoft/Red Hat
    The editorial work by "EditorDavid" leaves much to be desired
  9. Links 13/05/2024: Clown Computing Failing Again, Navalny Posthumously Awarded Prize
    Links for the day
  10. FSF-EEE (FSFE) and Microsoft, or How Microsoft Keeps Paying the Fake 'FSF Europe'
    The FSF-EEE is not even authorised to use the name FSFE
  11. Android Rises to 59% Market Share in Hungary, Windows Falls to All-Time Low
    GNU/Linux in Hungary Reaches 3.5%
  12. Approaching Our 3,000th Post (After Moving to a Static Site Generator Back in September)
    the main purpose is to enable people to catch up
  13. [Video] The Microsoft Crisis Isn't Over (More Mass Layoffs Planned)
    We saw many attempts at suppressing information lately
  14. Don’t Use Disney Minus. (Disney “Plus”)
    Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
  15. Gemini Links 13/05/2024: Kingdom of the Dead and Narrative Adventure Game Gem
    Links for the day
  16. Visually Enhanced Interviews With ESR and RMS on Free Software (With French)
    Nom de code - Linux
  17. IRC Proceedings: Sunday, May 12, 2024
    IRC logs for Sunday, May 12, 2024
  18. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  19. GNU/Linux Rises to Record High in Macao
    iOS and Android are very big there
  20. Debian: Let's Pretend We Never Knew Daniel Pocock
    Ad hominem is what happens when the message is hard to dispute
    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Monday contains all the text.

    Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):

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    1999 /n/2024/05/11/GNU_Linux_Reaches_11_Market_Share_in_the_United_States_Of_Ameri.shtml
    1315 /n/2024/05/08/Microsoft_Layoffs_and_Closures_Now_Reported_in_Africa.shtml
    1026 /n/2024/05/07/Only_Weeks_After_Microsoft_Closed_Offices_and_Studios_It_is_Clo.shtml
    1003 /n/2024/05/11/Microsoft_Windows_Used_to_Have_99_of_the_OS_Market_in_Jordan_No.shtml
    867 /n/2024/05/10/Richard_Stallman_Gives_a_Talk_in_Paris_Next_Week_in_French_and_.shtml
    839 /n/2024/05/07/Security_Debian_Urgent_New_Feed_URLs_after_another_WIPO_censors.shtml
    810 /n/2024/05/11/More_Nations_Are_Reaching_and_Exceeding_5_Market_Share_for_GNU_.shtml
    804 /n/2024/05/12/Julian_Assange_on_Privacy_of_People_Even_Little_Children.shtml
    795 /n/2024/05/10/Corporate_Media_Focuses_on_Who_s_Suing_Red_Hat_Not_What_It_s_Su.shtml
    794 /n/2024/05/07/Bolivarian_Republic_Of_Venezuela_GNU_Linux_Reaches_9_ChromeOS_I.shtml

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