IBM/Red Hat: State of PHP 8.0, OpenShift and IBM POWER CPUs
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PHP extensions status with upcoming PHP 8.0
With PHP 8.0 entering stabilization phase, time to check the status of most commonly used PHP extensions (at least, the ones available in my repository).
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POWER Coregroup Support Coming With Linux 5.10
There is some new feature code in the IBM POWER CPU architecture's "-next" Git tree for the Linux 5.10 kernel.
Queued up this past week is coregroup support for POWER processors on Linux. This includes a cleanup of the PowerPC topologies code and adding the Coregroup support, which in this context is about a group/subset of cores on a die that share a resource.
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