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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 07:49
Exynos 2600 leak, Micron DRAM shortage, AI video encoding...
Cutting‑Edge Hardware and AI Developments
Exynos 2600 specs surface, AMD JUNO GPU teased
Wccftech reports that a tipster has uncovered the core count and clock speeds of Samsung’s upcoming 2 nm Exynos 2600, revealing a 10‑core CPU cluster with a top core approaching 4 GHz. The leak also hints at a partnership with AMD for a new “JUNO” graphics processor, suggesting a significant shift in Samsung’s GPU strategy.
Wccftech
Intel’s libvpl adds experimental AI‑assisted video encoder APIs
Intel’s latest libvpl 2.16 release introduces experimental interfaces that let developers tap AI models to improve video encoding efficiency, a move that could lower bitrate while preserving quality. This aligns with the broader industry push to embed generative AI into media pipelines.
Phoronix
Micron warns of persistent DRAM supply crunch despite record revenues
Micron’s first earnings call after retiring the Crucial brand disclosed that global DRAM shortages will linger, with the company expecting to meet only half to two‑thirds of demand through 2025. The shortfall is being driven by soaring AI and HPC workloads, forcing OEMs to redesign products around limited memory availability.
Tom's Hardware
2025 AI‑infused software development: a year‑in‑review
SD Times notes that AI tools proliferated across the software lifecycle, from code‑completion copilots to AI‑driven vulnerability scanners. While productivity surged, a Veracode survey highlighted that 45 % of AI‑generated code snippets contained security flaws, underscoring the need for robust governance.
SD Times
OpenAI unveils Agent RFT for fine‑tuning tool‑using agents
InfoQ covered OpenAI’s “Agent RFT” presentation at QCon AI NYC, where Will Hang demonstrated a reinforcement‑learning‑based fine‑tuning technique that sharpens agents’ tool‑selection and decision‑making without full model retraining. Early benchmarks suggest up to a 30 % reduction in latency for complex tool chains.
InfoQ
Docker open‑sources its Hardened Images catalog for secure containers
Docker announced the public release of over 1,000 Hardened Images, each shipped with an SBOM, SLSA Level 3 provenance, and cryptographic verification, aiming to raise the baseline security of container deployments across the ecosystem. An AI‑powered assistant will soon suggest hardened equivalents for existing images.
SD Times
Apple’s SHARP model creates photorealistic 3D scenes from a single image in under a second
Wccftech details Apple’s new SHARP AI model, which can synthesize a full 3D view from a lone 2D picture in less than one second, achieving “photorealistic” results that could accelerate AR/VR content creation and virtual try‑ons. The research paper released by Apple showcases the model’s speed and accuracy on consumer‑grade hardware.
Wccftech
SK Hynix’s 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM gains first‑ever certification for Intel Xeon 6 CPUs
Wccftech reports that SK Hynix’s high‑density DDR5 module, based on 32 Gb “5th Gen 10 nm” technology, has been officially certified for Intel’s Xeon 6 server platform, marking the industry’s inaugural 256 GB RDIMM for that generation. The launch comes amid intense competition for AI‑optimized memory.
Wccftech
Microsoft releases Visual Studio 2026, the first AI‑native IDE
InfoQ highlights the debut of Visual Studio 2026, which embeds deep GitHub Copilot integration, AI‑driven code suggestions, and performance optimisations, positioning it as the first “AI‑native” release of the flagship IDE. Early adopters report faster compile times and more context‑aware assistance.
InfoQ
Recent Scientific Discoveries
Patagonia pumas turn to penguins, reshaping inter‑species dynamics
Live Science reports that reintroduced pumas in Argentine Patagonia have begun preying on a local penguin colony, prompting unusually tolerant social interactions among the cats. The study suggests that wildlife reintroductions can generate unforeseen behavioral cascades.
Live Science
Europa’s mysterious dendritic pattern traced to a 1998 impact structure
Live Science explains a new analysis of the “spider‑like” feature first spotted by Galileo in 1998, attributing it to a 13.7‑mile impact crater whose central pit hosts a dendritic formation likely caused by cryovolcanic processes, refining models of Europa’s geology.
Live Science
Titan may host slushy tunnels rather than a liquid ocean, raising habitability questions
Live Science reveals that recent data reinterpretation suggests Saturn’s moon Titan contains “slushy” ice tunnels and melt pockets instead of a global subsurface ocean, a configuration that could still support microbial life by providing nutrient‑rich habitats.
Live Science
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