“AMD apparently wants to set up a research group in Dresden not
only to optimize Linux for its own processors, but also to
integrate the requirements of the open operating system in the
development process for future processor generations. At least,
that’s what three ads for the Fab 36 would seem to suggest: the
company is looking for a Linux kernel developer, a developer for
the virtualization of operating systems, and a developer of
operating system tools for the ‘Operating System Research Center’
in Dresden…”
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