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Published 62 edition of the rating of the most high-performance supercomputers

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The 62nd edition of the ranking of the 500 most high-performance computers in the world has been published. In the 62nd edition of the ranking, second place was taken by the new Aurora cluster, deployed at the Argonne National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy. The cluster has almost 4.8 million processor cores (CPU Xeon CPU Max 9470 52C 2.4GHz, Intel Data Center GPU Max accelerator) and provides a performance of 585 petaflops, which is 143 […]

The ICL plant in Tatarstan began producing motherboards

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According to the order of the Russian government, from 2024 the use of Russian-made motherboards in electronics will become mandatory for products that want to be called domestic. Many consider this plan unrealistic, but moving towards import substitution is important and necessary. The ICL company will help achieve the goal, for which it is launching a new plant in Tatarstan for the production of motherboards and the assembly of computer […]

Einride's self-driving electric trucks begin regular delivery in the United States

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Last summer, Swedish startup Einride began testing its self-driving electric trucks at a closed facility at GE Appliances in Tennessee. The machines were also released onto a one and a half kilometer public road, but this month regular operation was launched in the closed territory of the mentioned GEA enterprise. Image source: EinrideSource: 3dnews.ru

NVIDIA introduced the H200 - the world's fastest computing accelerator for the most powerful AI

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NVIDIA today introduced the world's most powerful computing accelerator, the H200. It is built on the already familiar NVIDIA Hopper architecture, and is actually an updated version of the popular flagship H3 accelerator with faster HBM100e memory. The new memory will allow the accelerator to process huge amounts of data faster for generative AI and high-performance computing workloads. Image source: […]

FreeBSD 14

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A new version of the free UNIX-like operating system FreeBSD has been released. Some changes: Changes in the base system: The default command shell for the superuser is sh. Dragonfly mail agent is used by default instead of sendmail; The .include option from firejail.conf now supports search patterns. Unicode support has been updated to version 14.0. There is no more opie in the base system. Kernel changes: On platforms […]

Distribution kit AlmaLinux 9.3 published

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A release of the AlmaLinux 9.3 distribution kit is available, synchronized with the new release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3 and containing all the changes proposed in this release. Installation images are prepared for x86_64, ARM64, ppc64le and s390x architectures in the form of a boot (940 MB), minimal (1.8 GB) and full image (10 GB). Later, Live builds with GNOME, KDE, MATE and Xfce will be formed, and […]

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3 distribution release

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Red Hat has published the release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3 distribution (the new branch was announced last week, but the release notes were posted only yesterday, and before that the beta version remained on the site). An update to the previous branch of RHEL 8.9 is expected on November 15. Ready-made installation images are available to registered Red Hat Customer Portal users (for evaluation […]

Release of GitExtensions 4.2

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GitExtensions 4.2 has been released, a tool with a graphical interface for managing git repositories that can be integrated into the system menu for working with files and, through plugins, into IDEs (JetBrains, VSCode, MSVS). The project code is written in C# and distributed under the GPLv3 license. Main changes: New integration plugin with GitLab. Added support for personal access tokens to the JIRA plugin. Various improvements […]

Microsoft will allow you to remove more standard apps from Windows 11

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Developers from Microsoft are preparing to release an update for the Windows 11 operating system, which will significantly expand the capabilities of users in terms of managing built-in applications. The idea is that users will be able to remove more pre-installed applications. Image source: Bleeping Computer Source: 3dnews.ru

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