As some good news out of Intel today on the Linux/open-source side following last year’s layoffs, they’re hiring for some new Linux software development roles – including for enhancing their Linux graphics driver stack that also includes a focus on Linux gaming with the likes of Valve’s Proton (Steam Play).

Intel passed along six new engineering roles they have posted as recently as yesterday – three of which are for GPU software development engineers where the focus isn’t only on HPC/AI GPU compute but also Linux gaming.

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    Intel is such a weird company, “we’re still having issues with CPU’s and factories, let’s scale up GPU stuff!”

    Tbh I hope it goes well for them, more competition can only be a good thing. AMD is basically unchallenged on Linux and NVIDIA is unchallenged on Windows.

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      But those Arc cards actually look good (for the low budget segment they are in that is…) and are mainly held back by lackluster drivers. So I get the decision.