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During the last A3 Communications Technology Live! in London, I’ve got the opportunity to meet FADU and know more about their product and their business model.
FADU is a fabless semiconductor company innovating flash storage technology and supply chain, that is supplying eSSDcontrollers to multiple NAND partner.
Actually three generations of controllers are in mass production :
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VMware ESXi 8 has dropped the compatibility with a lot of old CPU models, as describiled in Broadcom’s article 318697 (CPU Support Deprecation and Discontinuation In vSphere Releases).
The result if the following error message if you try to install ESXi 8 on a server with an unsupported CPU:
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After only few months from Linux Kernel 6.12, Linus Torvalds announced today the release and general availability of Linux kernel 6.13, the latest stable version of the Linux kernel (available on kernel.org) that introduces several new features and improvements.
continue reading…It’s mostly some final driver fixes (gpu and networking dominating –
normal), with some doc updates too. And various little stuff all over.
The shortlog is appended for people who want to see the details (and,
as always, it’s just the shortlog for the last week, the full 6.13 log
is obviously much too big).
With this, the merge window for 6.14 will obviously open tomorrow. I
already have two dozen pull requests pending – thank you, you know who
you are.
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Microsoft Windows Server 2025 has been released two months ago and has a lot of new features. But do you know Azure Arc can add more features and capabilitiers to your Windows Server?
Azure Arc simplifies governance and management by delivering a consistent multicloud and on-premises management platform.
Azure Arc provides a centralized, unified way to:
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Veeam Backup & Replication 13, the next next major release, will be probably available in H2 2025 and most of the new features are already published and commented.
But you should be prepared, because, like each new major release (and sometimes also minor release), it will drop support for older platform and software versions and will also deprecase some old features and accelerate vacating discontinued features.
The reason, as Gostev commented in this post, is to don’t spread QA resources too thin as new OS versions come out. In addition, this simplifies the implementation of new features and enables to create more efficient and secure code. Finally, this improves overall platform security by disabling the ability to connect to outdated and long unpatched OS and applications.
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With Veeam Backup & Replication 12.3, the malware detection methods have been improved compared with 12.1 version.
The different malware detection methods are similar, they work in different way and can be used together to reach different scopes, but now there are more options.
As previous, the first main diffecence is that some works inline (during the backup process on the source data) and other works with a post-processing directly on restore points saved on the repositories. They provide different type of results.
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Starting with ESXi 7.0 the partions layout has totally changed, compared to previous versions.
And also the disk requirements have changed… you cannot install anymore on a very small disk (less than 4 GB) and the minimum required size is 32 GB. A big change, considering that before was possible install ESXi with less than 1 GB!
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