The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Facebook puts a price on privacy for US users and it's not enough to buy a cup of coffee [1088d]
• Medusa ransomware crew brags about spreading Bing, Cortana source code [1088d]
• Appeals court spares Google from $20m patent payout over Chrome sandbox [1088d]
• Metal-rich stars inhibit chances of life on their planets [1088d]
• Spyware slinger QuaDream’s reported demise may be the canary in the coal mine [1088d]
• Meta virtual reality interrupted by financial reality as thousands lose their jobs [1088d]
• GlobalFoundries sues IBM for flogging chip secrets to Intel, Rapidus [1088d]
• Musk tells Twitter advertisers: You're welcome back, but don't make demands [1088d]
• How does Atlassian hope to actually improve Confluence and Jira? AI, of course! [1088d]
• GitHub debuts pedigree check for npm packages via Actions [1088d]
• UK Android app devs to get 'payment choices' on Google Play [1088d]
• Microsoft goes meteorological in defining cybercrook groups [1088d]
• Cloud projects keep being postponed amid economic uncertainty [1088d]
• When you're ASML, not even a semiconductor downturn can dent your outlook [1088d]
• UK pensions dept hands Softcat £250M for Microsoft subscriptions [1088d]
• ESA's Aeolus wind-measuring satellite takes terminal trip into Earth's atmosphere [1089d]
• Huawei masters the great vanishing act as UK sales evaporate [1089d]
• Child-devouring pothole will never hurt a BMW driver again [1089d]
• Smallsats + solar sails = Photos of exoplanets at 1970s digital camera resolution [1089d]
• Europe finalizes €43B Chips Act it hopes will help free it from foreign fabs [1089d]
• India smacked for illegal tech import tariffs that hurt buyers and exporters everywhere [1089d]
• VMware’s vSphere 8 Update 1 debuts under revised product release regime [1089d]
• Foxconn founder Terry Gou again bids to become Taiwan’s president [1089d]
• Intel axes Blockscale mining ASICs it brought out just in time for crypto winter [1089d]