The Brutalist Report

The Register

• IBM boss Arvind 'kerching' Krishna paid more than $16m in 2022 [1134d]
• Brit chipmaker issues warning about inventory glut [1134d]
• The ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 10 as a Linux laptop [1134d]
• The nodes have it in the Great DB debate: Reg readers pick graph [1134d]
• Musk said Twitter would open source its algorithm – then fired the people who could [1134d]
• Duelling techies debugged printer by testing the strength of electric shocks [1134d]
• Boffins find 'missing link' between interstellar ice and what comes out of the tap [1134d]
• Lenovo revs up a rackable Aston Martin … workstation? [1134d]
• Chinese companies banned from buying US tech rent it instead [1134d]
• Two tech-centric banks strike trouble, spooking markets [1134d]
• Acronis downplays intrusion after 12GB trove leaks online [1134d]
• Data protection vendor Acronis admits to 12GB data leak [1134d]
• Catholic clergy surveillance org 'outs gay priests' [1134d]
• FBI and international cops catch a NetWire RAT [1134d]
• Microsoft rolls out tools and improvements to make its stuff more accessible [1134d]
• GitHub rolls out mandatory 2FA for loads of devs next week [1135d]
• AT&T blames marketing bods for exposing 9M subscriber account records [1135d]
• US House reps, staff health data swiped in cyber-heist [1135d]
• Cash-strapped Intel looks for $3B in savings to pursue '5 nodes in 4 years' dream [1135d]
• US regulators probe Tesla's incredible detaching steering wheel [1135d]
• Refreshed from its holiday, Emotet has gone phishing [1135d]
• VMware nods to containerization with tweaks to virtual desktops and apps [1135d]
• AMD flips the bird at Intel as it glides past in CPU-GPU stakes [1135d]