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Mardi 9 décembre 2025 à 06:50
Cutting‑Edge Tech Developments
Nvidia’s H200 Accelerators May Return to China
The U.S. Department of Commerce is reportedly preparing to lift export restrictions on Nvidia’s H200 AI accelerators, a move that could restore the company’s foothold in China’s fast‑growing AI market and reinforce CUDA’s dominance. If Beijing accepts the hardware, it would signal a softening of geopolitical pressure on high‑performance computing.
Tom's Hardware
Apple Supplies Developers With Tools to Block Under‑16 Social‑Media Accounts in Australia
In response to Australia’s new law banning under‑16s from holding social‑media accounts, Apple has released a comprehensive toolkit that lets app developers enforce age‑based restrictions automatically. The initiative underscores how platform providers are becoming enforcers of digital‑age policy, reducing compliance burdens for local regulators.
Wccftech
IBM’s $11 Billion Acquisition of Confluent Strengthens Real‑Time Data Platforms
IBM announced it will acquire Confluent, the leading Apache Kafka‑based streaming company, to build a “smart data platform” that powers generative‑AI workloads across hybrid clouds. The deal highlights the escalating value of event‑driven architectures as enterprises race to make data instantly available for AI models.
SD Times
AWS Showcases Rust’s Speed Edge Over Kotlin and Go at re:Invent
At re:Invent, Amazon Web Services demonstrated that its Rust‑based services run up to ten times faster than equivalent Kotlin implementations and achieve one‑tenth the latency of Go‑based workloads. AWS’s endorsement signals a broader industry shift toward Rust for performance‑critical cloud native services.
DevClass
Low‑Code Platforms Redefine DevOps Automation and Governance
DevOps.com reports that low‑code tools are now integral to modern DevOps pipelines, offering structured automation, transparent governance, and rapid feature delivery amid the AI‑driven tooling boom. Practitioners see low‑code not as a shortcut but as a way to re‑introduce rigor and visibility into complex software delivery cycles.
DevOps.com
Windows 11 Gives Users the Option to Hide AI‑Generated Context‑Menu Actions
Microsoft’s Insider Preview Build 26220.7344 adds a toggle that removes the “AI actions” submenu from Windows 11’s context menus when no AI features are enabled, catering to users who find the clutter distracting. The change reflects growing user fatigue over ubiquitous AI prompts in operating systems.
OSNews
Intel’s Xe3 Integrated GPU Lags Behind Its Predecessor in Furmark Benchmarks
A recent Furmark 2 test shows Intel’s upcoming B370 Xe3 iGPU falling 14 % short of the current Arc 140V Xe2, raising concerns about Intel’s ability to keep pace with competing discrete GPUs in raw graphics performance. The results may influence OEM decisions on next‑generation laptop configurations.
Tom's Hardware
Mesa 26.0 Brings Initial Support for Qualcomm’s Adreno Gen 8 GPUs
The latest Mesa development release adds preliminary drivers for Qualcomm’s Adreno Gen 8 graphics, enabling Linux support on Snapdragon X2 and Snapdragon 8 Elite platforms and expanding the open‑source GPU ecosystem for ARM‑based laptops. This milestone broadens Linux’s appeal on high‑end mobile hardware.
Phoronix
Counterintuitive AI Calls Out the “Twin Traps” Limiting Current LLMs
SD Times details how Counterintuitive AI’s founder Gerard Rego argues that floating‑point arithmetic and memory‑less Markovian reasoning create reproducibility and energy‑efficiency crises in today’s large language models. The startup proposes a deterministic, reasoning‑first architecture—its “ARU” chip—to break these limits and usher in a post‑floating‑point AI era.
SD Times
Notable Scientific Advances
Waste‑Cooking‑Oil‑Derived Adhesive Can Tow a Car
Researchers published in JACS have transformed used cooking oil into a recyclable polymer adhesive strong enough to tow a car, turning a 3.7 billion‑gallon annual waste stream into high‑performance, sustainable material. The breakthrough showcases a circular‑economy pathway for plastic production.
Live Science
Eight‑Meter‑Long Megapredator Sharks Existed 115 Million Years Ago
New fossil evidence reported in Communications Biology pushes back the emergence of giant lamniform sharks by 15 million years, revealing 8‑meter‑long apex predators that co‑habited with massive marine reptiles in the Cretaceous seas of present‑day Australia. The discovery reshapes our understanding of ancient marine ecosystems.
sciencenews.org
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