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New details about hybrid five-core Intel Lakefield processors

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In the future, almost all Intel products will utilize the spatial architecture Foveros, with its active implementation beginning under the 10nm process. The second generation of Foveros will be used in the first 7nm Intel graphics processors, which will find application in the server segment. At an investor event, Intel clarified what five layers the Lakefield processor will consist of. Performance level forecasts have been published for the first time […]

How compression works in object-oriented memory architecture

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A team of engineers from MIT has developed an object-oriented memory hierarchy for more efficient data handling. This article analyzes how it is structured. / PxHere / PD As is known, the performance growth of modern CPUs is not accompanied by a corresponding decrease in memory access latency. The difference in performance metrics from year to year can reach up to 10 times (PDF, […]

The developer of a popular Linux distribution plans to go public and get involved in cloud services

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Canonical, the developer of Ubuntu, is preparing for a public offering. The company plans to expand into cloud computing. / photo NASA (PD) - Mark Shuttleworth on the ISS. Discussions about Canonical's IPO have been ongoing since 2015, when the company's founder, Mark Shuttleworth, announced the possibility of a public offering. The goal of the IPO is to raise funds that will help Canonical […]

What's on the radio? Amateur radio/Ham radio

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Hello Habr. In the first part of the article about what’s been heard on the air, we discussed service stations on long and short waves. It’s worth separately mentioning amateur radio stations. Firstly, this is also interesting, and secondly, anyone who wishes can join in this process, both for receiving and transmitting. As in the first parts, the focus will be on […]

3CX V16 Update 1 Beta — new chat features and Call Flow Service for call management software

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Following the recent release of 3CX v16, we have prepared the first update, 3CX V16 Update 1 Beta. It includes new features for corporate chat and the updated Call Flow Service, which, along with the Call Flow Designer (CFD) development environment, allows for the creation of complex voice applications in C#. The updated corporate chat. The 3CX Live Chat & Talk communication widget continues […]

GitHub has launched a package registry compatible with NPM, Docker, Maven, NuGet, and RubyGems

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GitHub has announced the launch of a new service called Package Registry, which provides developers with the opportunity to publish and distribute packages containing applications and libraries. It supports the creation of both private package repositories, accessible only to specific groups of developers, as well as public repositories for delivering ready-made builds of their programs and libraries. The presented service allows for a centralized delivery process of dependencies […]

If someone is already knocking at the door: how to protect information on devices

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Several previous articles in our blog have been dedicated to the issue of personal information security transmitted via messengers and social media. Now it’s time to discuss precautions regarding physical access to devices. How to quickly erase information from a flash drive, HDD, or SSD. Often, it is easiest to destroy information when it is nearby. We are talking about wiping data from […]

Crytek discussed the performance of the Radeon RX Vega 56 in ray tracing.

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Crytek has revealed details about its recent demonstration of real-time ray tracing on the Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics card. Recall that in mid-March of this year, the developer published a video showcasing real-time ray tracing on the CryEngine 5.5 engine using an AMD graphics card. At the time of the video release, Crytek did not […].

The Linux distribution MagOS has turned 10 years old.

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Ten years ago, on May 11, 2009, Mikhail Zaripov (MikhailZ) announced the first modular build based on Mandriva repositories, which became the first release of MagOS. MagOS is a Linux distribution preconfigured for Russian-speaking users, combining a modular architecture (like Slax) with the repositories of a 'donor' distribution. The first donor was the Mandriva project; currently, Rosa (fresh and red) repositories are used. The 'modularity' makes […].

Sharp Aquos R3: flagship smartphone with a Pro IGZO display featuring two notches

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The Japanese corporation Sharp has introduced a rather interesting novelty — the flagship smartphone Aquos R3 running Android 9 Pie. The device features a high-quality 6.2-inch diagonal Pro IGZO display. The panel has a resolution of Quad HD+, or 3120 × 1440 pixels. Interestingly, the screen has two notches — at the top and the bottom. The top teardrop notch houses the selfie camera […].

It seems that the shortage of Intel processors is coming to an end

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The Intel processor shortage, which has been troubling the market for several months, is apparently going to start easing soon. Last year, Intel invested an additional $1.5 billion to expand its 14nm manufacturing capabilities, and it seems that these emergency measures are finally going to produce visible effects. At least, the company plans to resume shipments of entry-level processors in June […].

The Most Interesting Metals

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Those who don’t listen to metal are lacking in intelligence! — Folk Saying. Hello, %username%. gjf is back in touch. Today, I’ll keep it short because I need to get up in six hours and travel. What I want to talk about today is metal. But not the kind that’s music — we can discuss that over a beer sometime, and […].

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