Published on December 14, 2025, The C Language course says it teaches C from scratch and uses RISC-V programming as its learning approach. It may interest engineers looking for an introduction to the language.
Published on December 13, 2025, the article presents ReCode, a paradigm using recursive code generation to let agents switch between strategic planning and detailed actions.
Published on December 12, 2025, this practical Jupyter notebook introduces GPU programming with Numba and then moves to Triton, a Python-like language for writing kernels.
Published on December 10, 2025, this summary presents BEAVER, a framework that calculates deterministic, sound bounds on the probability that an LLM satisfies a safety property, in contrast with sampling-based estimates.
Published on December 10, 2025, the post presents SEAL, a framework that extracts the minimal core of a question and validates it against a database to answer questions about knowledge graphs.
An article published on December 8, 2025 reports that models of up to 7 billion parameters retained their original pretraining loss with about 0.4% of attention connections.
Published on December 4, 2025, the article presents a Bazel ecosystem for the custom Mrav CPU. One command prepares Go, builds a simulator, assembles and runs firmware, then compares CPU state with a reference file.
Published on December 3, 2025, the report says Segotep’s Titanload 12V-2x6 cables use reinforced pins and that the design would reduce maximum temperatures by up to 72%. It notes that cable heating matters when engineers evaluate connectors under heavy loads.
Published on December 1, 2025, StorageReview's preview presents Intel Project Battlematrix, a multi-GPU workstation design offering 192 GB of GPU memory for local AI.
A Fuxi GPU with Imagination DXD architecture was demonstrated for Lenovo’s New Vision Z-Engine, of interest to engineers following GPU architectures and hardware platforms.
A November 29, 2025 publication highlights Open Data Structures as a resource focused on data structures in C++. It may be useful to engineers working with the language.
Published on November 29, 2025, this entry points to video lessons for “Programming Massively Parallel Processors” and highlights lesson 04 on GPU architecture.
In an announcement published on November 27, 2025, SSSTC introduced ER4 enterprise SATA SSDs with capacities up to 16 TB and performance of up to 98K IOPS.
Published on November 26, 2025, the first article in a four-part series gives a basic overview of the GPU programming model and points readers to a Cornell GPU architecture roadmap.
In an announcement published on November 26, 2025, Tachyum introduced TDIMM technology compatible with DDR5 and declared memory bandwidth of 281 GB/s. The company also said modules could reach 1 TB and nodes 3 PB.
Tachyum announced an open TDIMM DDR5 memory standard. The linked page title mentions up to 1 TB per DDR5 DIMM and 231 GB/s bandwidth; check those figures against the original source.
A tutorial published on November 25, 2025, introduces Linux primitives used to build containers, from namespaces and a root filesystem to cgroups, networking, and persistence.