The Brutalist Report

The Register

• OpenAI might be a partner, but it's also a competitor, says Microsoft [669d]
• FBI, CISA remind US voters that DDoS attacks can't touch election systems [669d]
• Uber and China's BYD agree deal to roll out 100,000 EV fleet [669d]
• Qualcomm bullish on AI, teases flagship platform coming in October [669d]
• Mozilla follows Google in losing trust in Entrust's TLS certificates [669d]
• NASA pops repair kit in the mail so astronauts can fix leaky ISS telescope [669d]
• Microsoft services partly down Down Under for Kiwi users [669d]
• Beetle mania: How bugs are inspiring the next gen of robot aviators [669d]
• Linux updates with an undo function? Some distros have that [669d]
• UK court rules in Intel's favor in R2 Semi power patent case [669d]
• Arm's lackluster Q2 outlook overshadows strong Q1 revenue growth [669d]
• Germany names China as source of attack on government geospatial agency [669d]
• Xen hypervisor quadruples its possible core count for version 4.19 [669d]
• Infosys denies it owes $4 billion in taxes to India [669d]
• Meta to boost training infrastructure for Llama 4 tenfold and maybe deliver it next year [670d]
• Superclusters too big, but single servers too small? Oracle offers AI Goldilocks zone [670d]
• Ransomware infection cuts off blood supply to 250 hospitals [670d]
• Tesla that killed motorcyclist was in Full-Self Driving mode [670d]
• Tesla that killed motorcyclist was in Full Self-Driving mode [670d]
• More than 83K certs from nearly 7K DigiCert customers must be swapped out now [670d]
• Russia takes aim at Sitting Ducks domains, bags 30,000+ [670d]
• Intel prepares to cut 'thousands' of workers [670d]
• Remember Nokia? Amazon's lawyers do, in patent infringement suit [670d]
• Upcoming US export rules on chipmaking tools won't apply to friendly countries [670d]
• Boeing's Q2 nosedive buoyed by appointment of new CEO [670d]