New dev laptops from Dell and Lenovo, and a milestone for the Linux Vendor Firmware Service. Intel aims to unify accelerated computing development, and VMware snaps up Salt. Plus Cloudflare boosts its serverless offering, a new Fedora beta, and more.

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• Tiger Lake is coming in Dell XPS 13, XPS 13 DE, and XPS 13 2-in-1
• Featherweight X1 Nano is Lightest ThinkPad Ever
• Lenovo swings for the fences with unusual Tiger Lake laptop designs
• 20 Million Downloads from the LVFS
• Google Cloud Joins Linux Foundation Networking at Platinum Level
• Announcing the release of Fedora 33 Beta
• Plasma 5.18.6 LTS
• What we can learn from Plasma telemetry
• Intel oneAPI 1.0 Officially Released
• [Video] oneAPI: A Unified, Cross-Architecture Performance Programming Model for CPUs and Accelerators
• [Old] Nvidia CEO Slams Intel’s OneAPI, Says "Programming Isn’t As Simple"
• Argon One M.2 Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Adds SATA Support, Full-Sized HDMI Ports
• Introducing Cron Triggers for Cloudflare Workers
• Workers Durable Objects Beta: A New Approach to Stateful Serverless
• Advancing VMware’s Cloud Automation Capabilities with Intent to Acquire SaltStack
• SaltStack to Join the VMware Family to Power the Next Phase of Intelligent Automation