Ubuntu 25.10 marks a significant architectural shift with amd64v3 packages requiring modern CPUs. While initial benchmarks show minor performance gains, the move raises important questions about compatibility and future Linux ecosystem direction.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s recent comments suggest the next Xbox could blur lines with PC gaming. This potential strategy shift comes as Microsoft faces internal challenges and changing competitive dynamics in the gaming landscape.
Asia-Pacific data center giant AirTrunk is making its first move into the Middle East through a $3 billion partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Humain. The deal represents a strategic expansion into one of the world’s fastest-growing digital infrastructure markets. This partnership signals Saudi Arabia’s
The US government is making its largest supercomputing investment in years through AMD. This $1 billion partnership aims to accelerate fusion energy breakthroughs and medical research, positioning the US in the global AI race.
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Microsoft’s Xbox president Sarah Bond has revealed that the next-generation Xbox will be a “very premium, very high-end curated experience.” This announcement comes alongside the launch of a $1,000 handheld device, raising questions about pricing and performance for the future console.
Microsoft has begun teasing its next-generation Xbox console, with company executives describing it as a “very premium, very high-end curated experience,” according to recent reports. The revelation comes as the company continues development on its successor to the Xbox Series X and S, with sources indicating a potential 2027 release window.
Early testing indicates AMD’s ROCm 7.9 compute platform is making progress on Ryzen AI Max “Strix Halo” hardware. Meanwhile, sources indicate a Valve Linux driver developer is preparing additional patches to enhance support for older AMD GCN 1.0 graphics architectures, signaling continued investment in open-source GPU ecosystems.
AMD’s latest high-performance computing software stack, ROCm 7.9, is reportedly showing early functionality on the upcoming Ryzen AI Max “Strix Halo” processors, according to industry reports. The development signals continued expansion of AMD’s AMD compute ecosystem into new hardware segments, potentially offering developers more options for accelerated computing workloads.
Breakthrough in Vision Restoration In a landmark development for ophthalmology, scientists have successfully developed and tested an innovative eye implant…
Xbox Confirms Next-Generation Console Development In a definitive statement addressing recent industry speculation, Xbox President Sarah Bond has confirmed Microsoft…
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