OpenBSD 8.0 adds Intel Arc graphics support and larger AMD64 VRAM mapping
The new release also raises per-guest virtual CPU support to 64, widening what OpenBSD can handle on current hardware.
The new release also raises per-guest virtual CPU support to 64, widening what OpenBSD can handle on current hardware.
The move gives PyTorch developers a common open-source path for CPU acceleration across both chipmakers’ systems.
Intel says replacing the robots could take years and disrupt chip production inside its fabs.
The chip startup stays independent and uses the new funding to scale hardware for open-weight AI models and video generation.
The move links equipment access for its Dalian factory to plans for a new U.S. semiconductor plant, as Washington keeps tighter export rules in place.
Strong AI-related orders are keeping ASML booked far ahead, while higher prices are set to reach customers from 2027.
Intel has not said whether the blast will disrupt output at a site already under capacity pressure.
The company is using stronger revenue and an adjusted third-quarter profit to reassure investors before a planned market debut.
The roadmap points to bigger multi-chiplet systems with tighter interconnects and stronger power delivery, extending EMIB into larger package classes.
The timing points to months of idle equipment before the Texas fab is ready, extending the path to output for SpaceX’s chip-making plan.
Intel has started sampling the new line, giving buyers a clearer view of its performance, power and server fit.
Intel will keep SGX systems supported into the early 2030s while moving its confidential-computing roadmap to TDX.
The report puts the drop at just under 50% per quarter, with different benchmarks moving at different speeds.
The freeze limits new filings in one program while Google says pre-existing and supply-chain reports can still be handled.
The talks could give Tesla, SpaceX and xAI a dedicated chip supply, but the structure is still undecided.
Clock-based estimates vary with the reference chip and do not predict future CPU speeds.