@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ <h1 class=entry-title>Progress Report: Linux 7.2</h1><ul class=blog-nav>
 mode, which shuts down more of the core at the expense of losing its state. Our downstream cpuidle
 driver operates by setting WFI up in this mode, saving the core&rsquo;s state, then issuing a WFI loop.</p><p>Vendor-specific power management oddities like this are quite common. Thankfully for kernel maintainers, there
 is a standard way to deal with them: the Power State Coordination Interface. PSCI
-defines a standard iterface that allows an operating system to call into a defined set of
+defines a standard interface that allows an operating system to call into a defined set of
 CPU core power management functions implemented by system firmware, including to prepare
 them for sleep.</p><p>To avoid a proliferation of vendor-specific power management hacks inside the Linux kernel,
 the maintainers of the arm64 arch-specific code have mandated that all upstream hardware