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Cold reset recovery is being developed to better support Intel GPUs on Linux. The feature aims to improve GPU stability and recovery from hangs or crashes without a full system reboot. This work targets better reliability for Intel graphics hardware under the Linux kernel.
DigitalOcean will raise prices on select NVIDIA and AMD GPU droplets starting August 1, 2026. The change reflects strong demand for advanced GPU capacity. DigitalOcean states it will still offer competitive GPU infrastructure pricing after the update.
Researchers from Zhejiang University devised Bit2Watt, an attack where malicious cloud tenants use GPU workloads to destabilize datacenters and electrical infrastructure. The attack can induce voltage excursions, harmonic distortion, and damping degradation. A 1,000-GPU assault on a 1-MW grid could create 46.8 percent total harmonic distortion, potentially triggering cascading failures and blackouts exceeding 80 percent.
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