QEMU, one of the core pillars of the open-source ecosystem for emulation and virtualization, has released version 10.2.0 with a clear message: broaden platform support across diverse CPU architectures without
Dropping “real” support for older GPUs is usually a routine headline… right up until it strands thousands of users at a black screen after a simple pacman -Syu. That’s essentially
For sysadmins and infrastructure teams, the “Intel vs AMD” question hasn’t gone away in 2025. What has changed is the context around it: power efficiency, rack density, and AI-adjacent workloads
In an era when software can be mirrored endlessly and delivered in seconds, a forgotten magnetic tape has delivered a sharper reminder: computing history still depends on chance, and on
Microsoft’s end-of-support date for Windows 10 — October 14, 2025 — has pushed many users (and plenty of small businesses) into an uncomfortable choice: buy new hardware, stay on an
SaaS is convenient—until you add up the renewals. Per-seat pricing, “must-have” add-ons, and overlapping tools can quietly turn into a permanent tax on your business. Open-source software won’t eliminate costs
When a service starts lagging, an API times out, or a client insists that “the Internet is broken”, many ops teams still look only from their own side: internal graphs,
For years, ffmpeg has been the Swiss Army knife of digital audio and video. It converts formats, trims clips, changes codecs, extracts audio tracks, generates thumbnails and powers countless streaming
Docker Inc. has announced a major change to one of its security-focused offerings: Docker Hardened Images (DHI) are now available for free. Docker, the company behind the Docker engine and
IP addresses are everywhere, yet they rarely get much attention. Routers are configured, virtual machines are deployed, VPN tunnels are set up – and there are those silent blocks of
