The open-source virtualization platform Proxmox has released the first stable version of its Datacenter Manager. This new tool provides centralized management for distributed Proxmox clusters, a feature long associated with VMware. It marks a significant step in Proxmox’s ambition to be a full priva
HPE is seeing massive momentum from its Juniper Networks acquisition, leading to a huge boost in its financial forecast. The company is betting its future on becoming a networking and AI powerhouse.
The Linux kernel is getting a clever programming aid in version 6.19 aimed at speeding up a common but performance-heavy task. The new “scoped user mode access” feature simplifies code and removes CPU speculation barriers that can slow things down.
The latest Steam Hardware Survey for November 2025 shows Windows 11 adoption surging to 65.59% of users. Meanwhile, Linux has hit a new all-time high of 3.2%, capitalizing on Windows 10’s end of support.
SC Zeus Data Centers has broken ground on its first Japanese facility, Zeus OSA1, in Osaka. The 13,955 sqm campus will offer 70MW of IT load and support high-density liquid cooling. This marks the real estate firm’s major entry into the APAC data center market.
The Bolivian Attorney General’s Office has broken ground on a new data center to serve as the judicial system’s technological backbone. The project, partially funded by the EU, will be built in two phases targeting high-availability international standards.
Sony has given the PlayStation 5 Slim a silent but significant hardware upgrade. The new CFI-2116 revision now uses the grooved heatsink design from the upcoming PS5 Pro, which fixes problematic liquid metal distribution. It’s a major reliability fix discovered by modders, not announced by Sony.
A new report shows Nvidia’s grip on the discrete GPU market slipped slightly last quarter. AMD and Intel both gained share, but Team Green still holds a staggering 92% of the market.
HPE is building a turnkey AI rack system based on AMD’s Helios architecture, set for a 2026 release. It will pack 72 next-gen AMD GPUs and use a unique Ethernet-based fabric to challenge Nvidia’s high-end offerings.
AMD’s 6-core gaming CPU, the Ryzen 5 7600X3D, is now listed on Amazon after a limited release. Priced around $284 in Canada, it faces new competition from its own sibling, the 7500X3D. Here’s where the value stands now.
