GMKtec Launches Evo-X1 Pro Mini PC With Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 and eGPU Support Via OCuLink
Hot on the heels of the reveal of the new Neo-X1 SFF desktop, GMKtec has officially launched the Evo-X1Pro, a new mini PC aimed squarely at...
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Astronomers Use "Blind Stacking" to Uncover Invisible Space Junk Threatening Geosynchronous Orbit
Geostationary orbit (GEO) is arguably one of the most important orbital spaces we have. So it's critical that we keep it clear of debris that could...
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Keyboard Lights As An Airgap Attack Vector
What do you do when you need to get data into an airgapped machine? Well, you might find yourself limited to basic input devices to interact...
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Scientists Map Moon Regolith to Aid Lunar Bases
A strong foundation is key for any building construction, and this doesn’t just apply to construction on Earth. As humanity slowly expands throughout the many worlds...
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SE Asian Cybercriminal Syndicates Become a Global Power
The groups move from goods to services and continue to traffic people from at least 80 countries, costing nations in the region at least $88 billion...
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'Flying Eagle' Full-Service Mobile RAT Builder Wings Across China
A premium-grade malware-as-a-service offering takes flight with multiple threat groups, building infostealers that drain victims' bank accounts.
Read moreCOSMIC Epoch 1.5 Brings More Fixes & Improvements To System76's Desktop
The System76 and Pop!_OS developers continue quickly iterating on their Rust-based COSMIC desktop environment...
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Proving Doom can actually run on anything, one programmer has made a working build for Commodore 64
It doesn't necessarily look fun, but it does look like Doom running on a Commodore 64.
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Tracking Satellites and Space Debris Using Radio Antennae
Every year, thousands and thousands of satellites get launched into orbit around our planet. The result is an increasingly congested "space" above Earth populated by equipment...
Read more[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 30, 2026
Inside this week's LWN.net Weekly Edition: Front: Hazard pointers; DFSG team; Swap devices; Netkit and BPF; BPF inlined functions; Fedora GRUB; gccrs. Briefs: RIP Dan Williams;...
Read moreMake every GPU-hour count: Progress tracking in Red Hat OpenShift AI
It's Friday evening. Priya, a machine language (ML) engineer at a financial services firm, queues up a fraud-detection fine-tuning job on an GPU cluster costing $55...
Read moreWhy self-hosted inference is essential: Building a reliable, sovereign inference layer
Your agent can reach its tools. Identity is scoped. Governance is in place. None of that matters if the model behind the agent cannot reliably call...
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