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QEMU 10.1 Released with TDX Support, Many RISC-V and ARM Improvements

Coming four months after QEMU 10.0, the QEMU 10.1 release introduces support for Intel’s Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) to KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine), which requires a machine running Linux kernel 6.16 or later, along with support for starting a TDX or SEV-SNP virtual machine from an IGVM file.

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DongshanPi has shared early details about an upcoming SBC designed for AI and computer vision education. Based on the Rockchip RK3576, the DshanPi-A1 supports OpenCV and multimedia workloads through a software stack built around ArmbianOS (community-supported) and Rockchip’s media and inference libraries.

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AAEON Announces BOXER-8741AI with NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000 Module

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Radxa debuts Raspberry Pi Zero alternative with Allwinner A733, up to 8GB RAM, and 3TOPS NPU

Radxa recently introduced a compact single-board computer measuring 65 × 30 mm and built around the Allwinner A733 SoC. The new Radxa Cubie A7Z integrates a hybrid octa-core CPU, AI acceleration, multimedia capabilities, and a range of expansion options aimed at embedded and edge computing applications.

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Podman Integrates Quadlets Directly into Its CLI

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Aug 13, 2025

Quoting: Podman Integrates Quadlets Directly into Its CLI —

Managing Podman containers has always been a relatively easy job—simple enough to use podman run, but not quite powerful enough when facing demand for more automation… or dropping into heavyweight orchestration tools like Kubernetes.

Well, now Podman’s giving users a solid middle ground. With its latest update, Quadlet management becomes a first-class citizen right inside Podman. The new podman quadlet command suite brings everything into one cohesive, unified workflow.

But wait, don’t know what Qudalets are? Let me explain very briefly. They are special configuration files that tell your Linux system (via systemd) how to run containers, pods, networks, or volumes automatically. Instead of typing out long podman run commands every time, you create a .container, .pod, .network, or .volume file that describes exactly what you want.

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