TAL-SH

Tensor Algebra Library Routines for Shared Memory Systems accelerates three CAAR codes: NWChem, LSDALTON, and DIRAC.

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Tensor Algebra Library Routines for Shared Memory Systems accelerates three CAAR codes: NWChem, LSDALTON, and DIRAC.

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    Tensor Algebra Library for Shared Memory Computers: Nodes equipped with multicore CPU, NVIDIA GPU, AMD GPU, and Intel Xeon Phi.

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“At Uber, we continuously strive to improve our developer experience. We migrated code hosting and review to GitHub and are adopting GitHub Copilot to boost overall developer productivity.”
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Claude Opus 5 Model Available in GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot has integrated Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 model, now available to users on Copilot Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise plans. The model is optimized for complex, long-running coding tasks such as agentic workflows, autonomous code changes, and regression verification. It features enhanced security safeguards for cyber-related content and is accessible through the Copilot model picker across IDEs, the CLI, and GitHub web surfaces. Rollout is gradual, and business-tier administrators must enable the specific model policy for access.

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GitHub Mobile now enables users to investigate and resolve failing Actions checks on pull requests using the Copilot coding agent. By selecting the 'Fix with Copilot' option on a failed check, Copilot generates a new pull request containing a proposed fix for the CI failure. Users can inspect, verify, and merge these changes directly from the mobile application on iOS and Android, facilitating remote maintenance and faster resolution of CI issues.

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GitHub MCP Server Updated for Stateless Protocol Specification

The GitHub Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server has been updated to support the upcoming stateless MCP specification, which is scheduled for release on July 28, 2026. This update introduces performance improvements, including the removal of Redis sessions, optimized payload handling to avoid deep packet inspection, and an upgraded elicitation implementation using the Go SDK. These changes aim to improve scaling for MCP deployments and enhance interoperability between servers and clients ahead of the new protocol launch.

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GitHub Copilot Integration for Linear Now Generally Available

GitHub has released a generally available Copilot cloud agent integration for Linear. This tool allows users to assign Linear issues to the Copilot agent, which then autonomously analyzes contents, creates draft pull requests using GitHub Actions, and provides progress updates within the Linear activity timeline. Users can configure model selection, custom agent definitions, and branch settings directly from their Linear workspace. The integration is available to users with Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise subscriptions.

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