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Microsoft claims that Windows 11 will work well with 8GB of RAM, some of the innovations coming to high end SSDs, the arguments for TP-Link Omada over UniFi Ubiquiti.
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What changes when AI can do more than assist? đź‘€
With SAP Autonomous Suite, people set the direction, Joule Assistants coordinate the work, and Joule Agents help move it forward – with people always in control.
From Finance and Supply Chain to HR, spend management, and customer experience, five domains now operate as one integrated suite. That’s the Autonomous Enterprise.
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Steve Jobs’ 8th-grade science fair project, a hand-built ‘Silicon-Controlled Rectifier’ model, is up for auction. #SteveJobs #SiliconValley #TechHistory #Apple #Innovation #ScienceFair
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GNOME 51 is here, and it’s a much bigger release than the "polish update" everyone expected. In this GNOME 51 first look, I dig into native Wayland blur, the death of NVIDIA’s legacy EGLStreams path, a brand new system monitor, and the AI civil war quietly splitting the Linux desktop community apart. If you run GNOME on Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, or any Linux distro, this is everything you need to know before you upgrade.
GNOME 51 "A Coruña" finally brings native blur to Wayland through the new ext-background-effect-v1 protocol, laying the foundation for glassmorphism and premium blur effects without the Blur My Shell extension. It also removes thousands of lines of legacy NVIDIA code, unifying the Linux graphics stack around GBM. Modern NVIDIA driver users (535+) are totally fine, but the legacy 470 branch and old Kepler cards are affected. Plus, the 20-year-old GNOME System Monitor is being replaced by Resources, a gorgeous Rust and libadwaita app.
We also cover improved frame scheduling for smoother animations, elogind support for non-systemd distros, GDM security hardening, the removal of WEP Wi-Fi, and the growing AI controversy around AI-generated code and vulnerability reports in open source.
🔍 What’s covered in this video:
– Native Wayland blur and the ext-background-effect-v1 protocol
– GNOME breaks up with legacy NVIDIA (EGLStreams removed)
– "I have an NVIDIA card, am I cooked?" — who’s actually affected
– Resources replaces GNOME System Monitor
– Improved frame scheduling and reduced micro-stutter
– The AI civil war tearing through open source
– elogind support, GDM hardening, WEP removal, and more
– Who gets GNOME 51 and when (Ubuntu 26.10, Fedora 45, Arch)
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:42 #01 Native blur
2:09 #02 Gnome breaksup with old Nvidia
3:49 #03 Gnome’s brand new system monitor
5:08 Theme studio
6:16 #04 Gnome’s AI civil war
7:44 #05 Rapid fire round
8:25 #06 Quiet but big housekeeping
9:08 #07 Who gets it and when
Tags: #GNOME51 #Linux #GNOME #Wayland #LinuxDesktop #Ubuntu #Fedora #OpenSource #NVIDIA #KDE #LinuxTex
Community & Culture Discover how SORTEE, a society for open, reliable, and transparent ecology, is hosting social coworking and office hours to foster collaboration. Meanwhile, the Wiki Loves Africa 2026 campaign shares a story from the Niger Delta, highlighting how local communities use open-source tools to document their heritage. These initiatives underscore the power of … Read more
Introduction The open-source AI landscape is evolving at breakneck speed. This week’s news highlights a clear trend: from safety models on Roblox to new AI chips for autonomous driving, open source is no longer just a developer niche—it’s a strategic imperative. Enterprises are increasingly choosing open-source over proprietary models to protect data, and governments are … Read more
Open Source in Action: From Cloud AI to Community Badges This week’s digest spans enterprise AI platforms, community culture, and practical Linux distros. H2O.ai’s Managed Cloud tour showcases how open-source AI is becoming more accessible, while SAP’s GROW highlights AI-powered ERP for scaling businesses. Meanwhile, the CNCF’s OpenTelemetry success story underscores the power of community-driven … Read more
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A full walkthrough of the H2O.ai Managed Cloud homepage, broken into three zones so you can find anything in the platform quickly.
When you log in you land on the homepage. This lesson breaks that dashboard into three zones: the top and centre, the right panel, and the left sidebar.
What you see in the sidebar varies with your permissions and your organisation’s setup, so you may have access to more or fewer tools than the recording shows.
Covered in this video:
Zone 1: the workspace selector, What’s New, notifications, user profile and API tokens, Start Here tiles, and running-resource panels
Zone 2: the core applications panel, your one-click launcher
Zone 3, Part 1: Home and the App Store catalogue
Zone 3, Part 2: AI Engines, Apps, App Instances, Secrets, Audit Trail, and Workspaces
Zone 3, Part 3: Operations, where trained models are deployed and monitored through H2O MLOps
Zone 3, Part 4: AI for Documents, with Enterprise h2oGPTe and H2O Document AI
The Support button in the bottom right, for tickets and diagnostic logs
LINKS
H2O.ai University: https://h2o.ai/university
Documentation: https://docs.h2o.ai
Request access or a demo: https://h2o.ai/demo
Support: support@h2o.ai
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H2O.ai builds the platform enterprises use to develop, deploy, and operate AI on their own private data, across predictive machine learning and generative AI.
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Hear from Sharon Zhou, PhD (AMD), briefly discuss the value of PyTorch Conference North America 2025.
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OpenTelemetry is now the second largest project in CNCF, right behind Kubernetes. Ted Young, OpenTelemetry co-founder, reflected on how it got there at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan.
#KubeCon #CloudNative
