The Brutalist Report

The Register

• In wars of the future, national security won't end at space [1102d]
• Microsoft confuses some by making OneDrive handle Outlook attachments [1102d]
• Samsung scores fresh Radeon deal with AMD for Exynos chip line ahead of profit crunch [1102d]
• US defense tech veterans call for a separate Cyber Force [1102d]
• Smile! UK cops reckon they've ironed out problems with live facial recog [1102d]
• Amazon says diamonds are a quantum network's best friend [1102d]
• So Russia has a stash of scary malware? Imagine our shock [1102d]
• Royal Mail wins worst April Fools' joke 2023 [1102d]
• CAN do attitude: How thieves steal cars using network bus [1102d]
• UK's Emergency Services Network unlikely to start operating until 2029 [1102d]
• Criminal records office yanks web portal offline amid 'cyber security incident' [1102d]
• Cops cuff teenage 'Robin Hood hacker' suspected of peddling stolen info [1102d]
• Cisco Moscow trashed offices as it quit Putin's putrid pariah state [1103d]
• Samsung reportedly leaked its own secrets through ChatGPT [1103d]
• India to responsibly ride the AI rocket, rather than regulate [1103d]
• Benchmark a cloud PC? No way. Just trust us, they work, says Microsoft [1103d]
• Google boffins pull back more of the curtain hiding TPU v4 secrets [1103d]
• Canada sticks a privacy probe into OpenAI's ChatGPT [1103d]
• Cash App founder stabbed to death in San Francisco [1103d]