Quick notes: x86 chips, FGFA relook...

• China producing x86 server processors: A Chinese company is now producing x86-based server processors that are largely indistinguishable from AMD's EPYC processors—so close in design that Linux kernel developers had to do little in the way of patching to support the new processor family, called "Dhyana."



• Re-look at FGFA co-development: India reconsidering Rs 2 lakh crore 5th generation fighter jet programme with Russia



• IAF to take control of Tejas project? The idea of an IAF official being given command and control of the Tejas programme has been floating around for some time now.



• Six vendors in contest to supply IAF with 110 fighters. The RFI mandates that 85 per cent of the fighters must be built in India, and each of those would cost at least $20 million more.



• Londonistan: Pakistani to shape Britain's immigration policy



• Terror-SAT: To keep an eye on India, 2 Pak spy satellites launched by China



• China behind mystery rise in ozone-depleting emissions: Scientists have been extremely puzzled by the mysterious rise in emissions.



• Mt Madonna Hanuman Temple: