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Linux 7.4 Merges x86/bugs Patch for AMD Zen 6 Security Mitigations
Linux 7.4 integrates x86/bugs updates to refine CPU security mitigations for AMD Zen 6, addressing microarchitectural vulnerabilities in the latest server si...
Intel Fab 62 Tool Installation and Ohio Expansion Status
Intel confirms production tool installation at Fab 62 in Arizona and provides status updates on its Ohio semiconductor facility expansion.
Intel Seeks FCC Waiver to Preserve Foreign-Made AGV Fleet
Intel requests an FCC waiver to purchase foreign-made robots, citing critical risks to the maintenance and operation of its internal AGV fleet.
Modal Deploys Nvidia Vera CPUs: 2x Throughput Gains in AI Agent Workloads
Modal integrates Nvidia Vera CPUs into its x86 fleet, reporting 2x throughput improvements over AMD and Intel for AI agent workloads.
Drupal Critical RCE Patches Address Universal Remote Code Execution Vector
Drupal releases critical patches for two remote code execution vulnerabilities affecting all supported CMS versions, requiring immediate infrastructure updates.
NGINX 1.30.6 and 1.31.7 Patch Five Vulnerabilities Including Long-Standing Memory Flaws
F5 releases NGINX 1.30.6 and 1.31.7 to fix five vulnerabilities, including three memory bugs and a TLS session forgery issue present since 2005.
Micro Center Deprecates Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 Inventory Amid Supply Constraints
Micro Center reclassifies the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 as 'Not Carried' following total stock depletion, signaling significant supply chain friction for high-...
RTX 5090 Supply Chain Disruption: Retail Delisting vs. Manufacturer Claims
Nvidia claims RTX 5090 is not discontinued but supply-constrained, despite removal from official stores and multiple retailers, with Amazon listings at $8,500.
Drupal Field UI Critical Flaw Enables Unauthenticated RCE via Contributed Modules
Drupal patches critical Field UI flaw in 11.4.10, 11.3.19, and 10.6.19, enabling unauthenticated RCE via specific contributed modules.
Supply Chain Attack on Arch Linux AUR Targets yay and paru Helpers
Threat actors compromised the Arch User Repository by uploading malicious packages impersonating yay and paru, executing malware with root privileges.
