Cloud Hypervisor 48.0 Released: Unleashing Enterprise-Grade Virtualization with 8,192 vCPUs and a Stand Against AI Code

 

Explore Cloud Hypervisor 48.0's major updates: massive 8,192 vCPU scaling for x86_64/KVM, experimental fw_cfg & ivshmem, RISC-V firmware boot, and a groundbreaking policy banning AI-generated code. Download now on GitHub.

FreeRDP 3.16 Released: Enhanced RDP Protocol Support for Cross-Platform Remote Access

 

FreeRDP 3.16 is now available with critical SDL3 client fixes, X11 improvements, and core RDP optimizations. Discover how this open-source remote desktop solution outperforms proprietary alternatives for Linux, macOS, and enterprise use cases.

Linux Kernel API Specification Framework: A Game-Changer for Stability & Developer Efficiency

 

Discover how Sasha Levin's proposed Kernel API Specification Framework aims to revolutionize Linux kernel stability by formalizing user-space APIs. Learn about automated validation, debugfs integration, and the 'kapi' tool—key innovations for developers and enterprises relying on Linux for mission-critical systems.

Linux 6.16 Kernel Scheduler Updates: Performance Boosts & Enterprise-Grade Optimizations

 

Linux 6.16 kernel scheduler updates deliver 2x faster CPU offlining, real-time task flexibility, and AMD P-State optimizations—boosting performance for enterprise servers, cloud computing, and HPC workloads. Learn how these changes reduce downtime and improve efficiency.

Linux 6.15 Kernel Released: Major Hardware Support, Security Upgrades & Performance Optimizations

 

Linux 6.15 kernel is out with major AMD/Intel driver upgrades, Rust enhancements, Bcachefs support, and Apple Silicon improvements. Download now for better security, performance & gaming. Learn what’s new!

Microsoft Open-Sources WSL: What It Means for Developers & Enterprises

 

Microsoft’s decision to open-source Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) marks a pivotal shift for developers and enterprises. Explore the security implications, performance upgrades, and how this impacts Linux-Windows workflows in 2025.

AMD Zen 6 Linux Support Begins: What This Means for Next-Gen Ryzen & EPYC CPUs

 

AMD has taken the first step toward Zen 6 CPU support in Linux with the new X86_FEATURE_ZEN6 flag. Learn how this impacts next-gen Ryzen & EPYC performance, Linux kernel integration, and what to expect from AMD’s 2026 flagship processors.

Critical Security Update: nbdkit 1.42.3-1.1 Patch for openSUSE Tumbleweed

 

openSUSE Tumbleweed releases critical nbdkit 1.42.3-1.1 security update, patching CVE-2025-47711 & CVE-2025-47712. Essential for Linux servers, cloud storage, and virtualization security. Learn how to protect your systems now.

Linux Kernel Swap Tables: A 20-30% Performance Boost for Memory Management

 

Linux Swap Tables bring 20-30% performance gains, lower memory usage, and dynamic swap allocation—revolutionizing kernel memory management. Learn how this Tencent-backed patch series could impact cloud computing, HPC, and enterprise servers.]

IaaS vs. PaaS vs. SaaS: Understanding Cloud Computing Service Models for Businesses

 

Discover the differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS in Cloud Computing. Learn which model suits your business for cost-efficiency, scalability, and performance. Compare AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud solutions.