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Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 19:50
GPU Kernels, 3D Chip Breakthroughs, Crypto Yield Surge, and Space Discoveries…
Cutting‑Edge Tech Innovations
NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel Modules Arrive for RHEL/CentOS
The CentOS Kmods SIG has begun distributing NVIDIA’s Linux Open GPU kernel modules for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its downstreams, giving enterprise users a fully open‑source graphics stack. This move promises tighter driver integration and easier maintenance for data‑center and HPC workloads that rely on NVIDIA GPUs. Phoronix notes the effort reflects a broader industry push toward open‑source GPU drivers.
Phoronix
Intel Core Ultra 3 205 Listed Amid Market Mystery
A German retailer posted a price of €173 for the yet‑unreleased Intel Core Ultra 3 205, an entry‑level Arrow Lake CPU that has remained absent from shipments despite the rest of the family being available. Analysts speculate supply chain hiccups or strategic shelving, but the listing hints that Intel may soon unveil a budget‑friendly competitor to AMD’s Ryzen 5 line. Wccftech highlights the pricing as a potential signal of imminent market entry.
Wccftech
5D Memory Crystals Promise Millennia‑Long Data Retention
SPhotonix has moved its 5‑dimensional glass storage “memory crystals” out of the lab, claiming they can endure 13.8 billion years—the age of the universe—while packing 360 TB into a five‑inch disc. The technology uses femtosecond lasers to encode data in five spatial dimensions, offering unprecedented durability for archival applications. Tom’s Hardware reports that the breakthrough is edging toward commercial deployment.
Tom's Hardware
Crypto ATMs Face Trust and Compliance Hurdles
With nearly 40,000 crypto ATMs worldwide, these kiosks have become a tangible bridge between fiat cash and digital assets, yet they also attract fraudsters exploiting uninformed users. CoinDesk warns that the rapid proliferation demands stronger KYC/AML protocols to safeguard consumer confidence and curb illicit activity. The outlet emphasizes that regulatory clarity will be pivotal for mainstream adoption.
CoinDesk
YO Labs Secures $10 M to Expand Cross‑Chain Yield Platform
YO Labs raised a $10 million Series A round led by Foundation Capital, aiming to scale its cross‑chain DeFi yield‑optimization protocol across multiple blockchains. The platform automatically reallocates capital among diverse protocols, balancing risk and return, and now supports vaults denominated in USD, EUR, BTC, and even gold. CoinDesk highlights the funding as a sign of growing investor confidence in multi‑chain yield solutions.
CoinDesk
Global Memory Shortage Pushes 8 GB Laptops to the Forefront
A new industry report indicates that DRAM shortages are forcing manufacturers to standardize 8 GB RAM configurations in laptops, with price hikes already evident for higher‑capacity models. Wccftech cites Dell and other OEMs adjusting bill‑of‑materials to preserve inventory, warning consumers of “absurd” pricing for premium memory builds. The trend may reshape the mid‑range laptop market for the coming year.
Wccftech
Google Tensor G6 Echoes MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 Design Choices
The upcoming Google Tensor G6 appears to borrow architectural ideas from MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500, including aggressive power‑efficiency tricks and a revamped cache hierarchy. Wccftech argues that this cross‑pollination could narrow the performance gap with competing AI accelerators while keeping power draw low for Pixel devices. The shift underscores the growing convergence between mobile and server‑grade silicon design.
Wccftech
First Commercial 3D Chip Integrates Carbon Nanotube Transistors
Researchers have fabricated the first monolithic 3‑D integrated circuit at a U.S. foundry, embedding carbon‑nanotube transistors and on‑die RAM on a single die. Tom’s Hardware explains that the architecture could deliver up to 1,000× improvement in the energy‑delay product, heralding a new era of ultra‑efficient processors for edge AI and high‑performance computing.
Tom's Hardware
Scientific Frontiers
Vampire Squid Genome Illuminates Cephalopod Evolution
Scientists have sequenced the vampire squid’s massive genome, revealing chromosomes that resemble those of squids despite its classification within the octopus order. Live Science reports that the findings fill a long‑standing gap in cephalopod evolution, suggesting a “living fossil” link to a common ancestor 300 million years ago.
Live Science
Record‑Breaking 7‑Hour Gamma‑Ray Burst Captured
A gamma‑ray burst designated GRB 250702B persisted for over seven hours, the longest‑duration event ever recorded, likely originating from a rare jet‑type explosion 8 billion light‑years away. Live Science notes that NASA’s Fermi telescope and a global network of observatories coordinated to study the afterglow, offering new clues about extreme astrophysical processes.
Live Science
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