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AMD Senior Fellow Harsh Meno says the company is standing up a “small, elite team” for Rust in compilers, runtimes and GPU firmware. There is a job ad to match.
AMD wants Rust further down its graphics software than any GPU vendor has taken it. Senior Fellow Harsh Meno wrote on LinkedIn this week that the company is building “a small, elite team at AMD to push...
Microsoft went hunting for prompt injections in email and found a mass phishing run instead, splitting words apart with characters nobody can see.
The trick was supposed to be an AI problem. ASCII smuggling – dropping invisible Unicode characters into text so that a machine reads one thing and a person reads another – has spent the past couple...
Fellows become Distinguished Engineers, nobody’s pay changes, and the job description quietly gets rewritten.
The Intel Fellow title, created in 1980, is being retired. Staff were told last week that Fellows will now be called Distinguished Engineers, and Senior Fellows will become Senior Distinguished Engineers. Compensation is untouched, which is the part In...
Forty-nine patches, barely a commit message between them, and a fundamental change to how Intel GPUs reach memory.
Mesa 26.3 picked up a pile of Intel shader compiler and ANV Vulkan driver work overnight, filed under the deeply uninformative la...
Jon Peddie Research says the graphics market grew through the worst component pricing in years. Look at where that growth actually landed, though, and it is not the desktop.
Discrete GPU shipments rose 12.2% quarter over quarter and 14.1% year over year in Q2 2026, according to Jon Peddie Research figures written up by