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#Linux Kernel

9 articles on Linux Kernel — news, releases, guides and analysis from the SourceFeed engine.

Linux 7.2 Quietly Rewires the Kernel for Chiplet Servers

Cache-aware scheduling and leaner memory reclaim target EPYC and Xeon fleets, but the biggest wins are opt-in.

The shadow MMU's reclaim path is the newest place a nested guest can corrupt the host kernel and take root.

A crash in ripgrep's static musl builds traces to a suspected memory-management race in Linux 7.0.

New RFC patches let the Linux kernel JIT-compile packet programs straight onto GPU silicon, with no ROCm required.

The Linux CNA floods the zone by design — and per-CVE patching can't survive contact with it.

A 21-patch binfmt_misc series makes interpreter selection programmable, finally giving Nix-style relocatable binaries a real path.

Linux's top maintainer just made AI tooling official policy, not optional ideology.

How to run a multi-process PgBouncer fleet using SO_REUSEPORT and peering without breaking query cancellations.

A cross-architecture guest-to-host escape in the KVM shadow MMU threatens multi-tenant cloud infrastructure and nested virtualization.