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Canonical has been chipping away at this for a year, and the last three holdouts have finally fallen. The draft release notes now mark the The post Ubuntu 26.10 Rust Coreutils Hits 100% With cp, mv and rm, and the GNU Set Becomes Opt-In appeared first on Hardware Busters.

An 850W power supply, clearance for a triple-slot card and a 5GbE dock, all hanging off a single Thunderbolt cable. Sonnet has put the Breakaway The post Sonnet’s Breakaway Box 850 T5 Wants $599 Before the GPU, and Its 850W Supply Ends in Three 8-Pins appeared first on Hardware Busters.

The density comes from stacking DRAM dies with through-silicon vias, the same packaging capacity that keeps getting diverted away from everything you can actually buy. The post The Micron 512GB DDR5 RDIMM Runs at 9,200 MT/s, and It Draws 16W Where Four Sticks Need 44 appeared first on Hardware Busters.

An analyst note puts numbers on the process Intel has staked its foundry credibility on, and the packaging line looks healthier than the silicon. Intel The post Intel 18A Yield Is Pegged at 80%, and 14A Starts at Just 6,000 Wafers a Month appeared first on Hardware Busters.

Silkland ships first, ELECOM follows in November, and the devices that can actually fill 96Gbps are still a year away. The first certified Ultra96 HDMI The post The First Certified Ultra96 HDMI Cables Are on Sale, and the 96Gbps Hardware Is Still a Year Out appeared first on Hardware Busters.