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+ | * Since March (2020-03), the OpenPOWER Foundation hosts weekly informal [https://openpowerfoundation.org/openpower-virtual-coffee-calls/ "virtual coffee" teleconference calls] for users, developers, and those otherwise interested in OpenPOWER. There are two scheduled times to accommodate varied time-zones. Please be aware of the time-zone (bottom left) if looking at the Google web calendar. | ||
* IBM is stating that Power is not vulnerable to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microarchitectural_Data_Sampling MDS vulnerabilites] (Fallout, RIDL, ZombieLoad). [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/psirt/ibm-addresses-reported-intel-security-vulnerabilities/ 1], [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/psirt/ibm-addresses-reported-intel-security-vulnerabilities/ 2] | * IBM is stating that Power is not vulnerable to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microarchitectural_Data_Sampling MDS vulnerabilites] (Fallout, RIDL, ZombieLoad). [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/psirt/ibm-addresses-reported-intel-security-vulnerabilities/ 1], [https://www.ibm.com/blogs/psirt/ibm-addresses-reported-intel-security-vulnerabilities/ 2] | ||
Past events where RCS systems were on display are [[Events|listed at the events page]]. | Past events where RCS systems were on display are [[Events|listed at the events page]]. |
Revision as of 20:20, 30 July 2020
Welcome to the Raptor Computing Systems Wiki!
This community-driven Wiki provides documentation about:
- Raptor Computing Systems hardware and software like Talos II™ and Blackbird™
- application and software concerning OpenPOWER / PowerNV and POWER9.
See the list of all pages or use the search function to search for specific topics (since not every wiki page is directly linked here).
Use the Raptor CS community forum for discussions.
Please consult the Wiki User's Guide on how to use and contribute to the Wiki.
Users
News
Raptor + OpenPOWER
- Since March (2020-03), the OpenPOWER Foundation hosts weekly informal "virtual coffee" teleconference calls for users, developers, and those otherwise interested in OpenPOWER. There are two scheduled times to accommodate varied time-zones. Please be aware of the time-zone (bottom left) if looking at the Google web calendar.
- IBM is stating that Power is not vulnerable to MDS vulnerabilites (Fallout, RIDL, ZombieLoad). 1, 2
Past events where RCS systems were on display are listed at the events page.
This Wiki
- A Building FAQ has been started.
- Initial RAM compatibility lists are now available.
- Ultravisor State is still not very well understood.
- Speculative Execution Vulnerabilities of 2018
- A Desktop Roadmap has been started.
Compatibility
Hardware
Software
External Links
- Raptor Computing Systems Homepage
- Raptor Computing Systems Helpdesk
- Raptor Computing Systems Official Twitter Account
- Raptor Computing Systems Git Repositories - Official distribution channel for software/firmware releases related to RCS products
- Raptor Engineering Gitlab Instance - Open collaboration platform for software/firmware development related to RCS products
- Raptor Engineering Bugtracker
- OpenPOWER Foundation Homepage
- OpenPOWER Foundation YouTube Channel
- IBM Bounty Program on BountySource
Power/OpenPOWER/PowerPC Community
- RCS Community Forums hosted by Raptor Computing System
- OpenPOWER-Community-Dev mailing list hosted by the OpenPOWER Foundation - for discussing developer/grass roots OpenPOWER and/or PowerPC matters - hardware and software.
- OpenPOWER-HDL-Cores mailing list hosted by the OpenPOWER Foundation - for discussing all matters related to HDL/Software implementation of OpenPOWER compliant CPU cores, SoCs, FPGAs etc.
- OpenPOWER “Virtual Coffee” Calls hosted by OpenPOWER Foundation - weekly informal "virtual coffee" teleconference calls for users, developers, and those otherwise interested in OpenPOWER. There are two scheduled times to accommodate varied time-zones. Please be aware of the time-zone (bottom left) if looking at the Google web calendar.
- Talospace community user blog - news and other posts about Power and Raptor or IBM hardware
- The Cat Fox Life community user blog - news and other posts about OpenPOWER/PowerPC