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## Intel® Clear Containers: Now part of Kata Containers

As announced on December 5, 2017, The Intel Clear Containers project has joined the Kata Containers project, under open governance at the OpenStack* Foundation.
05 Dec, 2017
Power and Performance

## Announcing Intel® Clear Containers 3.0!

The Clear Containers team has been working on the next generation of Clear Containers and today that work culminates in the release of Clear Containers 3.0!
20 Sep, 2017
Power and Performance

## Machine learning on Clear Linux tutorial

When learning computer programming languages, the first example tutorial given is usually ‘hello world’. Similarly, to learn about machine learning, the first example is often image recognition of handwritten numbers based on the MNIST dataset.
04 Aug, 2017
Power and Performance

## GCC 7 - The importance of a cutting-edge compiler

GCC 7* was released last May 2nd and the Clear Linux* Project already uses it as the default C compiler.
16 May, 2017
Power and Performance

## Announcing Intel® Clear Containers V2.1.4!

In the past five weeks, we have released three point-releases of Intel® Clear Containers. The most recent, v2.1.4, released this week.
26 Apr, 2017
Power and Performance

## DockerCon 17 Highlights

This year at DockerCon 17, we will demonstrate how Intel® Clear Containers continue to deliver all the agility and benefits of traditional containers with the security associated with VMs.
18 Apr, 2017
Power and Performance

## PSSTOP: Chasing memory mirages in Linux*

Every day, the global Internet population grows rapidly. Just in 2015, the Internet passed the 3 billion user milestone [1]. These users consume more than 1 billion websites that exist on the World Wide Web today[2].
23 Mar, 2017
Power and Performance

## Announcing Intel® Clear Containers V2.1.1!

A major release with some features we believe anyone wishing to use containers will be excited about!
13 Mar, 2017
Power and Performance

## Linux OS data compression options: Comparing behavior

They include things like zlib, xz, bzip2 as well as lz4 and Snappy
03 Jan, 2017

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