Enhancement of Intel Arrow Lake & Lunar Lake Support in Linux 6.11 with Perf Integration

Enhancement of Intel Arrow Lake & Lunar Lake Support in Linux 6.11 with Perf Integration

The latest development in enabling the Linux kernel for the upcoming Intel processors Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake involves the perf subsystem. The model-specific bits for Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake will be added to Linux 6.11 for performance event reporting and integration within the mainline kernel. This week, support patches for Arrow Lake and … Read more

Insecurity Bonanza at PC Perspective: Intel, Linux, Cisco, and Apple Forced into the Spotlight

Insecurity Bonanza at PC Perspective: Intel, Linux, Cisco, and Apple Forced into the Spotlight

This week has brought a slew of security issues for system administrators and power users, impacting a variety of systems and networks. Intel Raptor Lake and Alder Lake systems are vulnerable to a new branch prediction attack called Indirector, resulting in potential performance impacts after applying a fix. Linux users are also at risk from … Read more

AWS is now supporting Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon WorkSpaces

AWS is now supporting Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon WorkSpaces

AWS has introduced support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon WorkSpaces Personal. This OS comes with security features to ensure secure virtual desktop operations, increase agility, and reduce costs. Customers now have the option to choose from a wider range of operating systems, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu Desktop, Amazon Linux 2, and … Read more

Intel Xe Graphics Driver Incorporates Additional Updates Prior to Linux 6.11 Release

Intel Xe Graphics Driver Incorporates Additional Updates Prior to Linux 6.11 Release

In preparation for the Linux 6.11 kernel, Intel has submitted new code for its kernel graphics driver. The additions include PCI identifiers for Intel Battlemage, Battlemage Display Stand, eDP Panel Playback support, hardware replication for crash debugging, SR-IOV preparations, and more Lunar Lake/Xe2 enablement. Additionally, a last-minute pull request was made with additional Xe driver … Read more

Comparison of Performance: AMD Zen 4 versus Intel Core Ultra 7 “Meteor Lake” in Over 400 Benchmarks using Linux 6.10

Comparison of Performance: AMD Zen 4 versus Intel Core Ultra 7 “Meteor Lake” in Over 400 Benchmarks using Linux 6.10

In preparation for upcoming Linux tests of AMD Ryzen AI 300 series laptops, a comparison was conducted in the Phoronix lab between various Intel/AMD laptops to assess performance. The focus of this comparison was on how the existing AMD Zen 4 laptop, specifically the Framework 13 and Framework 16 models, stacks up against the Intel … Read more

Intel is preparing to launch at least five new Battlemage GPU models, with new PCI IDs recently added to the Linux 6.11 kernel.

Intel is preparing to launch at least five new Battlemage GPU models, with new PCI IDs recently added to the Linux 6.11 kernel.

In preparation for the upcoming Linux 6.11 kernel update, five new PCI IDs have been added, signaling the imminent release of Intel’s Battlemage GPUs for desktop gaming. These identifiers, including 0xE202, 0xE20B, 0xE20C, 0xE20D, and 0xE212, hint at the upcoming models that are expected to hit the market soon. It is uncertain which specific GPU … Read more

Intel is preparing additional eDP panel replay driver code for Linux 6.11

Intel is preparing additional eDP panel replay driver code for Linux 6.11

Intel has introduced a new batch of updates for its i915/Xe kernel graphics drivers, showcasing various new features set to be included in the upcoming Linux 6.11 cycle. This release includes improvements such as hardware lock replays, Battlemage display support, device PCI identifiers, and panel playback support for enhanced Panel Self-Refresh (PSR) capabilities. The new … Read more

Battlemage prepares for battle with 5 new Device IDs added to Linux Xe kernel by Intel – VideoCardz.com

Intel has made a significant move in preparing their Battlemage processor for battle by adding five new device identifiers to the Linux Xe kernel. This development has been reported by VideoCardz.com. The Battlemage processor is an important part of Intel’s strategy to compete in the gaming market. By adding these new device identifiers to the … Read more