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Django 5.0 Release
Dec 8, 2023
Django 5.0 Release

The release of Django 5.0 was on the 4th of December 2023. This new version of the Python framework was launched almost 2 years after the 4.0 version. This newly released version is accessible in the Python packages catalog so anyone can easily get it.

Google has launched its AI model - Gemini
Dec 8, 2023
Google has launched its AI model - Gemini

Today, Google has launched its AI model called Gemini.

Gemini, which Google DeepMind developed, can understand text, audio, video, images, and code. This model has been designed for easy use across various devices and platforms, from data centers to mobile devices.

IBM presented the world's most powerful processor and a new computer
Dec 6, 2023
IBM presented the world's most powerful processor and a new computer

At the IBM Quantum Summit 2023, the US processor company presented a new quantum processor called "Heron" and a computer based on it, the IBM Quantum System Two.

Apache NetBeans 20 - an integrated development environment - is now available
Dec 5, 2023
Apache NetBeans 20 - an integrated development environment - is now available

Apache NetBeans 20 was released on 1 December 2023. This project supports the following programming languages - JavaScript, Java SE, Rust, Java EE, Groovy, C++/C, and PHP. MacOS, Linux, and Windows users can use the NetBeans 20 version.

Korea's SK Hynix owns 49.6 percent of the server memory market
Dec 5, 2023
Korea's SK Hynix owns 49.6 percent of the server memory market

Based on existing data from Omdia, SK Hynix has significantly increased its numbers regarding the DRAM memory market. The company now owns almost 35 percent of the total market volume, which means that they have almost caught up with Samsung Electronics with their figures now standing at 39.4 percent rate. SK Hynix is also making significant gains in the server memory market, with current figures showing 49.6 percent.

Linux 6.5 is no longer supported; it is recommended to upgrade to Linux 6.6 LTS
Dec 1, 2023
Linux 6.5 is no longer supported; it is recommended to upgrade to Linux 6.6 LTS

At the end of November 2023, project developer Greg Kroah-Hartman announced that the Linux 6.5 kernel will no longer be supported and recommended users upgrade to the current kernel version - Linux 6.6 LTS.

Linux memory: The principle of operation
Dec 1, 2023
Linux memory: The principle of operation

On computer specifications, particularly for servers, N gigabytes of RAM are typically included to indicate the available physical memory. The allocation of these resources is managed by operating systems, so each app has its own set of resources, a virtual address spaces, to make each application function as if it were independent.

Take a Sneak Peek: Ubuntu 23.10 BETA Now Available for Testing
Nov 30, 2023
Take a Sneak Peek: Ubuntu 23.10 BETA Now Available for Testing

​New Ubuntu 23.10 has been released for testing and now anyone can explore new functions of the BETA version. You can install this OS and start exploring all the new features on your own, or review our article and save lots of time. By finding out about the new features prior to the installation, you will determine whether that system is right for you.

Discover the Latest Features in Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 6
Nov 30, 2023
Discover the Latest Features in Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 6

​There are many Linux distributions out there. Now, the new version of LMDE - Linux Mint Debian Edition - version 6 is officially released after extensive beta testing. LDME 6 resembles a lot of features of the Ubuntu-based Linux 21.2, both of which are Debian-based.

Renewed tool LACT (Linux AMDGPU Control Application) – GUI for managing GPU AMD Radeon on Linux
Nov 28, 2023
Renewed tool LACT (Linux AMDGPU Control Application) – GUI for managing GPU AMD Radeon on Linux

Recently, LACT has been significantly updated on GitHub. This tool was designed as a GUI for the simplified control of settings after installation of the driver for AMD Radeon graphic cards on Linux. With the updated version of LACT, it became easier to check the status of GPU parameters and change them if needed. The source code of this project is available under MIT license.