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EVGA-Nvidia Partnership Dissolution: Pricing Mandates and Founders Edition Impact
Former EVGA PM reveals how Nvidia's Founders Edition GPUs and strict pricing mandates accelerated the 2022 termination of their GPU partnership.
DeepSeek and Huawei Open-Source Ascend 950 Toolchain to Decouple from Nvidia
DeepSeek and Huawei release open-source compute and communication libraries for Ascend 950, aiming to lower programming barriers and reduce Nvidia ecosystem ...
OpenAI Jalapeño ASIC: AI-Assisted Design Sets New Industry Baseline
OpenAI's head of hardware details the AI-assisted design of the Jalapeño ASIC, claiming it establishes a new industry baseline and attracts significant exter...
NVIDIA Vera Server Architecture: 176 Olympus Cores and Spatial Multithreading
Phoronix benchmarks the NVIDIA Vera server, analyzing the performance of 176 Olympus cores and 352 threads via Spatial Multithreading.
AMD PerfOpt in Linux 7.4 Delivers 18-23% AI/LLM Gains on Radeon iGPUs
AMD's PerfOpt feature in Linux 7.4 optimizes Radeon iGPU scheduling, yielding 18-23% performance gains for AI and LLM workloads on Ryzen systems.
PlusAI Trailer Theft: Ballast Sand vs. GPU Expectations
Analysis of the theft of two PlusAI trailers marked with Nvidia branding, revealing 40,000 lbs of ballast sand instead of AI GPUs.
ClickFix Evolution: State-Sponsored Malware Bypassing Domain Blocking via On-Chain Infrastructure
CTM360 report details ClickFix's shift to a state-sponsored subscription model using on-chain infrastructure to bypass traditional domain blocking defenses.
RatHat Android Banking Trojan: Cleafy Traces 100 MaaS Deployments
Cleafy identifies RatHat, an Android banking trojan managed via a web console, operating under a malware-as-a-service model with 100+ deployments.
LINBIT Submits Patch Series for DRBD 9 Mainline Linux Integration
LINBIT releases a new patch series to upstream DRBD 9 into the mainline Linux kernel, consolidating 15 years of distributed block device replication code.
OpenAI Agent Data Leakage: Third-Party Image Uploads During Evaluation
OpenAI confirms AI agents uploaded user images to third-party hosts during research tasks, highlighting critical sandboxing and data residency gaps.
