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FuryGPU is an open source hardware GPU built from scratch

TechSpot

Dylan Barrie is a game developer and hardware hobbyist. Over the last fourteen years of his career in the game industry, Barrie primarily focused on the software side of graphics rendering. However, he started developing a custom, full-stack GPU four years ago in his spare time. Read Entire Article

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We love ideas like this: Open-source hardware could defend against the next generation of hacking

CTOvision

Pearce argue that open-source hardware could be the ultimate key against cyber attacks that companies are trying hard to find on The Conversation : You must have heard about open-source software helping in fighting cyber attacks but imagine open-source hardware doing the same job for you in much better way.

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IBM Bets On Open Source To Hyperaccelerate HCI And Hybrid Cloud Adoption

Forrester IT

Today, IBM announced its new IBM Spectrum Fusion product, first as a scale-out hardware product, but with a roadmap for a software defined storage (SDS) solution. This new product is billed as a storage solution, but it is much more. It is really a “glue-all” product poised to change the hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) market.

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What is open source?

Venture Beast

It's difficult to overstate the role of open source in today's world, as it intersects with just about every piece of software and hardware. Read More.

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Open source can boost EU economy and digital autonomy, study finds

Venture Beast

A new report commissioned by the EC sheds light on the potential impact of open source software and hardware on Europe's economy. Read More.

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Dell releases open source suite Omnia to manage AI, analytics workloads

Venture Beast

Dell open-sourced Omnia, a software package that aims to simplify the management of compute workloads across different hardware. Read More.

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Hack together your own e-paper smartwatch with this $50 open-source kit

The Verge

If you’ve ever wanted to be like Steve Wozniak and have your own custom-made, geeky watch, Squarofumi (stylized SQFMI) may have the product for you: an open-source, Arduino-powered smartwatch with a 1.54-inch It’s called the Watchy , and both the hardware and software are completely customizable. Graphic: SQFMI.