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AMD recently announced that its ROCm platform has adopted SPIR-V as a portable intermediate representation for GPU code. This represents a significant transition from ROCm's prior model of compiling G...
Read more →AMD has announced a significant change to its ROCm software platform release schedule, committing to a "rigid six week release cycle moving forward." This announcement was made at the AMD Advancing AI...
Read more →Ollama v0.32.3 was released today, bringing significant updates for local large language model inference. The update focuses on expanding GPU support and optimizing resource usage on Linux systems. Ke...
Read more →AMD yesterday announced ROCm.AI, an AI-driven platform tailored for developers. This revelation took place during AMD's annual Advancing AI day, coinciding with the launch of new hardware including In...
Read more →AMD is emphasizing the opportunities presented by SPIR-V Intermediate Representation (IR) within its ROCm software stack. The company highlights SPIR-V's potential for enabling unified binaries that c...
Read more →AMD today formally announced the availability of ROCm 7.14, designating it as a new production release. This update signifies its readiness for widespread use, moving beyond its previous status as a t...
Read more →Ubuntu 26.04 LTS upgrades are now officially available for users of Ubuntu 25.10. With support for Ubuntu 25.10 ending in July, users are encouraged to upgrade soon. Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, codenamed 'Resol...
Read more →Ollama, a framework designed for running large language models locally, recently released version 0.20.7. This update brings key improvements for Linux users, especially those utilizing AMD GPUs for t...
Read more →AMD today released ROCm 7.2.2, a minor point update to its open-source GPU compute stack. The new version, available April 15, 2026, includes several code changes, but its most significant addition is...
Read more →Ollama announced its v0.20.8-rc0 pre-release candidate recently, introducing several updates with a key focus on improved hardware support. For Linux users, this version notably updates its AMD ROCm i...
Read more →AMD's ROCm compatibility with Windows Subsystem for Linux.">ROCDXG "librocdxg" library has recently reached production-ready status. This development significantly improves the ability to utilize Linux GPU compute software under Windows 11 through the Wi...
Read more →AMD has recently released ROCm 7.2.1, an update to its open-source GPU compute stack designed for Radeon and Instinct GPUs. This release builds upon the ROCm 7.2 version, which was initially made avai...
Read more →PyTorch 2.10 was released today, January 22, 2026, as the latest feature update to the deep learning library. This new release continues to improve support for Intel GPUs and the AMD ROCm compute stac...
Read more →AMD has released ROCm 7.2 today for Linux, following discussions about its features at CES earlier this month. This update to AMD's open-source GPU compute stack officially extends support to more Rad...
Read more →The open-source ZLUDA project announced its progress from the fourth quarter of 2025 today, January 14, 2026. ZLUDA, which aims to enable unmodified CUDA applications to run on non-NVIDIA GPUs, now bo...
Read more →Canonical today announced plans to package and distribute the AMD ROCm software stack directly within the Ubuntu 26.04 LTS repositories. This integration, set for next year's long-term support release...
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