Linux Kernel 6.14 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

Linux Kernel 6.14 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

The Linux Kernel 6.14 release brings several improvements and additions related to Compute Express Link (CXL) technology.

Here is the detailed list of all commits merged into the 6.14 Kernel for CXL and DAX. This list was generated by the Linux Kernel CXL Feature Tracker .

Linux NUMA Distances Explained

Linux NUMA Distances Explained

TL;DR: The memory latency distances between a node and itself is normalized to 10 (1.

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Understanding Compute Express Link (CXL) and Its Alignment with the PCIe Specifications

Understanding Compute Express Link (CXL) and Its Alignment with the PCIe Specifications

How CXL Uses PCIe Electricals and Transport Layers CXL utilizes the PCIe infrastructure, starting with the PCIe 5.

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Remote Development Using VS Code and SSH with AWS EC2

Remote Development Using VS Code and SSH with AWS EC2

How to Perform Remote Code Development Using VS Code on a Remote AWS EC2 Instance via SSH Remote development has become a crucial tool for developers, enabling the convenience of coding and deploying directly to remote environments.

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