Lazarus Group Operation FlashHole: Targeting South Korean Industrial Sectors
Kaspersky attributes Operation FlashHole to Lazarus Group, targeting South Korean construction, software, and manufacturing firms since July 2025.
Nvidia’s Proposed $2,000 Per-GPU Software Fee Reshapes Enterprise AI Economics
Nvidia is reportedly weighing a $2,000 annual software fee per GPU for enterprise AI, a move that could generate $10B annually and shift infrastructure cost ...
SteamOS 3.9.5 Stabilizes Linux 7.2 and KDE Plasma 6.7 for Gaming Infrastructure
Valve releases SteamOS 3.9.5, the first stable 3.9 build, integrating Linux 7.2 kernel and KDE Plasma 6.7 to enhance gaming OS stability and performance.
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.
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.
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.
AMD-Samsung Strategic Alignment: Memory Supply Linked to Foundry Logic Orders
AMD pursues a broader partnership with Samsung, which aims to tie advanced memory supply to foundry orders for logic chips, impacting supply chain architecture.
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.
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 and Anthropic Bridge Compute Gap with Smaller Data Center Deals
OpenAI and Anthropic are securing immediate compute capacity via smaller data center agreements to bridge the gap while gigawatt-scale projects are under con...
OpenAI's $278B Compute Infrastructure Burn Rate: Architectural Implications for 2026-2030
OpenAI projects a $278B net cash burn from 2026-2030, driven by aggressive compute capacity and infrastructure scaling for large-scale AI workloads.
Linux 7.3 Kernel Delivers 8% Geometric Mean Performance Gain on AMD EPYC
Phoronix benchmarks show Linux 7.3 kernel delivers an 8% geometric mean performance improvement on AMD EPYC servers compared to Linux 6.18 LTS.
Amazon Expands Nvidia GPU Fleet by 2 Million Units for Data Center Infrastructure
Amazon commits to adding 2 million Nvidia GPU chips to its data centers over two years, signaling a major expansion in AI infrastructure capacity.
Salesforce Koa: Architectural Implications of Fine-Tuning Nvidia Nemotron for Enterprise CRM
Salesforce Koa leverages Nvidia's open-weight Nemotron architecture to execute specialized sales, marketing, and support tasks, shifting enterprise AI from g...
Nscale IPO Filings Reveal ByteDance Link via Spring (SG) Pte Ltd
Nscale's IPO documents identify Spring (SG) Pte Ltd, a ByteDance subsidiary, as a key customer linked to Nvidia B200 access in Norway.
OpenAI-Microsoft Data Scraping Practices Trigger Architectural and Security Reassessment
Court filings in NYT lawsuit reveal internal memos questioning large-scale web scraping, prompting architectural reassessments of AI data pipelines and security.