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Oct 12, 2026
Qualcomm Embraces Linux, ARM vs x86 & The Fight for Tech Independence | Software Sundays
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13:34Kevin DowdyHOST
Linux has a bunch of different distributions.
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13:36Kevin DowdyHOST
You can have Rocky Linux, RHEL, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, like all of these other op- operating systems are like flavors of Linux, but they all come from that root Linux.
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13:49Kevin DowdyHOST
And I think even macOS and Linux come from the Nix operating system line.
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13:54Kevin DowdyHOST
So they're all kind of related, but they're all doing the same thing on the particular piece of hardware that they work for.
Meet Jeleel Muibi: Building Infrastructure That Can Explain Its Failures
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4:19speaker_0NARRATOR
It does not prove that a fresh consumer can clone the image, boot it, reach readiness Andre tire cleanly.
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4:25speaker_0NARRATOR
The work draws on a hybrid ops evaluation across Ubuntu, Rocky Linux and Windows images, with disposable clone checks and state-based handoff to downstream consumers.
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What's your opinion on Hacker Noon as a platform for writers? What I value is that a practitioner can start with a real implementation and still tell a readable story.
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4:44speaker_0NARRATOR
Hacker Noon gives technical work reach without forcing it to become a product pitch or flattening the writer's voice.
HPC News Bytes – 20260921
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2:04Shahin KhanHOST
Because governments are now using those terms in negotiations, even though the industry still does not agree on what exactly, quote unquote, open should mean for AI systems.
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2:16Doug BlackHOST
So the issue is what exactly is open, as in accessible via a traditional interface? open source download model, and an effort called OpenWaldo, spearheaded by Greg Kurtzer of CIQ and Rocky Linux, also a guest on our podcast previously, is trying to turn a stronger version of open source into something operational.
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2:40Doug BlackHOST
OpenWaldo's argument is essentially that if we are going to call AI open source, then the source should actually be open.
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2:49Doug BlackHOST
That is a much stronger proposition than downloading a finished model.