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You can now run Linux on Apple M3 Macs

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By Mayank Sharma
| CyberNews Verified
Key takeaways: Asahi Linux now supports most Macs with M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips. The M3 Ultra Mac Studio is still unsupported. Sleep, HDMI ports, and full graphics performance do not work yet on supported M3 Macs. M3 installation currently requires Expert mode, but the project hopes to remove that soon. Key Takeaways by nexos.ai, reviewed by Cybernews staff. The Asahi Linux distribution now officially supports Apple M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max-powered Macs, with some minor caveats.
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Microsoft is Finally Fixing Windows 11 RAM Bloat

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By Mayank Sharma
| inspire2rise.com
Windows 11 is famously hungry for RAM. If you are rocking a machine with only 8GB, you know the struggle. Your laptop starts sweating the moment you open more than three Chrome tabs. Microsoft is finally admitting there is a problem. Mark Linton, the VP of Windows and Devices, recently revealed at IFA that the company is optimizing the OS to make 8GB devices actually feel smooth. More than just memory This isn’t just about RAM.
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Huawei’s Kirin 9050 Leak: Efficiency Gains for the Next Tri-Fold

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By Mayank Sharma
| inspire2rise.com
Huawei is playing a high-stakes game of catch me if you can with US sanctions, and the latest leaks suggest they are still finding ways to win. New data has surfaced for a domestic chip that is almost certainly the Kirin 9050. It is not just about raw speed here. It is about survival and stability. The numbers are in. At a 3.1GHz clock speed, the chip hit a Geekbench 6 single-core score of 2084. That is a 12.4 percent jump over the previous generation.
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