Nvidia has released a native beta version of its GeForce Now cloud gaming app for Linux users. This follows the Steam Deck-specific app launched in May 2025 and marks a notable step in Nvidia’s Linux support. The move comes as more gamers explore Linux amid frustrations with Windows updates and AI i
Cryptomining company Bitfarms is pivoting hard into AI. They’ve secured permission to tear down a Bitcoin mine in Moses Lake, Washington, and replace it with a high-performance computing data center built for Nvidia’s next-gen chips, aiming for completion by December 2026.
Canonical is planning a rapid “Day-0 SRU” kernel update for the upcoming Ubuntu 26.04 LTS release. The goal is to rebase the OS on the final upstream Linux kernel 6.20~7.0 as soon as possible after launch. This follows the model used for the 25.10 Questing Quokka release.
IBM’s mainframe business is booming, with its latest Z systems seeing the highest annual revenue in 20 years. CEO Arvind Krishna credits a push for digital sovereignty and the z17’s new AI capabilities for the surge.
An ASUS China demo video has sparked speculation after a folder labeled “9950x3dv2” was spotted on a test system. This suggests AMD may be testing a revised version of its upcoming flagship X3D processor behind the scenes.
The New Orleans City Council has enacted a one-year moratorium on all new data center developments. The move comes in response to a proposed solar-powered data center in New Orleans East and aims to create proper zoning rules.
The workforce balance of power in tech has officially flipped. For the first time, the number of people working for hyperscale and cloud companies now exceeds the total employed by the global telecom industry. This marks a stunning reversal from just 14 years ago.
Apple has updated its security guide to confirm that M5-based Macs now have a powerful new protection layer called Memory Integrity Enforcement. This feature, which also comes to iPhones with A19 chips, is the result of five years of engineering work.
Logitech appears ready to launch the G325 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset. The leak points to a lightweight, dual-wireless design with a major focus on AI-powered microphone noise cancellation for cleaner voice chat.
According to testing, Intel’s latest Core Ultra X9 388H chip scored 1285 in Cinebench 24 multi-core, beating the M5’s 922. But with the M5 Pro and Max expected imminently, this lead is purely symbolic.
