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Intel Continues Enabling The GPU D-Series “Crescent Island” Driver Support For Linux 7.5

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Intel's intriguing Crescent Island Xe3P-based AI accelerator hardware now known as the Intel GPU D Series continues seeing a lot of Linux kernel driver activity. The upcoming Linux 7.5 kernel is continuing to build out the support for this upcoming hardware…

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