Video summary: this article is an annotated and fact-checked summary of “No Nvidia Chips Needed! Amazon’s New AI Data Center For Anthropic Is Truly Massive” from CNBC, published on October 29, 2025. Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnGC4YS36gU In October 2025, CNBC brought a camera into what would become … Read more
Running AI models with 27 billion parameters at home usually runs into the same wall: the price of a GPU with plenty of VRAM. But there is a shortcut straight from data centers: the NVIDIA Tesla V100 with 32 GB, retired from cloud fleets in large numbers and sold used for a fraction of its original price — … Read more
If you still configure servers by hand — connect over SSH, edit a file, install a package, and repeat everything on the next machine — Ansible is the tool that will retire that ritual. It describes the desired state of your machines in readable YAML files, applies everything over SSH without installing agents on the servers, and can … Read more
Prepare for LPI DevOps Tools Engineer 701-200 with official resources, a study plan, and a lab covering Git, Docker, tests, and CI.
LPIC-3 is the top tier of the Linux Professional Institute certification track: the enterprise level, for people who design and maintain large-scale Linux environments. Unlike the previous levels, you do not earn “the” LPIC-3 — you choose a specialization and become an authority in that area. Our series covers the entire track: Linux Essentials → LPIC-1 → … Read more
If LPIC-1 proves you can administer a Linux machine, LPIC-2 proves you can administer small and medium-sized mixed networks — DNS, email, web, file sharing, centralized authentication, and the infrastructure that ties everything together. It is the step separating junior from mid-level professionals on the Linux Professional Institute track. Our series … Read more
Everyone starts somewhere — and on the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) track, that starting point has a name: Linux Essentials. It is the entry-level credential, designed for people taking their first steps in Linux and open source, with no previous experience required. This post opens our coverage of the LPI track: Linux … Read more
Running Linux on a Mac with an Apple Silicon chip stopped being a laboratory experiment long ago — and it has just taken another leap: the Asahi Linux project has brought USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt to the entire M3 family, and USB4/Thunderbolt support has started its journey into the official kernel. … Read more
CompTIA Linux+ is the all-in-one certification in the Linux world: a single vendor-neutral exam covering modern administration — from the traditional terminal to containers, Git, and automation. For anyone who already holds other CompTIA certifications (A+, Network+, Security+) or wants one credential instead of a series of exams, it is a natural choice. … Read more
Prepare for RHCSA on RHEL 10: official resources, a study plan, a reboot-tested lab, SELinux, firewall, and practical EX200 study tips.
