Ministers begin charm offensive to win over Labour MPs sceptical of digital ID plans
Government Intensifies Digital ID Outreach Amid Security and Cost Concerns Ministers Launch Persuasion Campaign for Digital Identity Scheme Senior government…
Government Intensifies Digital ID Outreach Amid Security and Cost Concerns Ministers Launch Persuasion Campaign for Digital Identity Scheme Senior government…
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Initial performance testing of the upcoming Linux 6.18 kernel on Intel’s Xeon 6 Granite Rapids processors reveals notable improvements in server performance. The kernel, expected to become this year’s Long-Term Support version, demonstrates enhanced capabilities on high-end server hardware according to recent benchmarking analysis.
Early performance testing of the Linux 6.18 kernel on Intel’s forthcoming Xeon 6 Granite Rapids processors indicates significant evolution in server computing capabilities, according to reports from Phoronix. The analysis compares Linux 6.17.2 stable against the developmental Linux 6.18 Git kernel, providing insights into performance changes ahead of the kernel’s expected December debut as this year’s Long-Term Support version.
Nvidia and Infineon Technologies are joining forces to overhaul the power architecture of AI data centers struggling with escalating energy demands. The partnership aims to replace complex cable clusters with centralized high-voltage DC power systems as rack power consumption approaches unprecedented levels. This collaboration addresses critical infrastructure challenges as AI computing requirements continue to surge exponentially.
Technology leaders Nvidia and Infineon Technologies are collaborating to address what sources indicate is a growing power infrastructure crisis in artificial intelligence facilities. According to reports, the partnership focuses on replacing outdated power distribution systems in data centers with advanced high-voltage DC architecture.
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