The Brutalist Report

The Register

• UK space faces investment freeze unless regulators step up, industry warns [1142d]
• Defense boffins take notes from sci-fi writers on the future of warfare [1142d]
• Intruder alert: UK retailer WH Smith hit by another data leak [1142d]
• Oh my God, it's full of tabs: Vivaldi's coolest new features shine on phones and cars [1143d]
• How many premium portable sales = HP CEO's 2022 compensation? [1143d]
• NASA finds crashing spacecraft into asteroids is a viable defence strategy [1143d]
• APNIC elections: Reform activists rejected, org welcomes stronger election protections [1143d]
• Forget ChatGPT, the most overhyped security tool is technology itself, Wiz warns [1143d]
• Find pushes back birth of Europe's steel hardware to about 3,000 years ago [1143d]
• Microsoft adds features to Windows 11 monthly – managing it is your problem [1143d]
• Salesforce banks savings by sweating tech infrastructure for an extra year [1143d]
• Amid the gloom of widespread layoffs, Fujitsu is hiring and acquiring [1143d]
• China's efforts to influence standards are mostly fake – and flopping [1143d]
• Havana Syndrome definitely (maybe) not caused by brain-scrambling energy weapons [1143d]
• OpenAI opens ChatGPT flood gates with dirt-cheap API [1143d]
• White House ban on US chip cash going into China ruffles South Koreans [1143d]
• Waymo robo taxis rack up million miles without killing anyone [1143d]
• Windows 11 update breaks PCs that dare sport a custom UI [1143d]
• SambaNova’s AI paired with Fugaku supercomputer to develop 'digital twins' [1143d]
• It's official: BlackLotus malware can bypass Secure Boot on Windows machines [1143d]
• Microsoft inflicts Bing AI chatbot on Windows 11 users [1143d]
• Outage-hit Twitter muddies violent speech policy [1143d]
• FBI boss says COVID-19 'most likely' escaped from lab [1143d]
• Civo, Intel stuff Kubernetes inside a secure enclave [1143d]
• Fedora 38 will still support framebuffer X11 and NIS+ [1143d]