The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Meta, which pays for web scraping, sues to stop web scraping [1174d]
• AMD's pricy cache-packed Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs ship this month [1174d]
• FTC prescribes GoodRx a $1.5m pill after 'sharing health info' with web giants [1174d]
• Southwest promotes internal IT executive to CIO in the wake of its Christmas meltdown [1174d]
• Malvertising attacks are distributing .NET malware loaders [1174d]
• GPT-4 could pop up in Bing, as Google races to build chatbot search products [1175d]
• Fossil brain undoes 350 million years of scientific understanding [1175d]
• Microsoft injects AI into Teams so no one will ever forget what the meeting decided [1175d]
• Google opens arms to VMware in the cloud and Microsoft 365 on ChromeOS [1175d]
• No more free API access, says Twitter: You pay for that data [1175d]
• BT keeps the faith in 'like fury' fiber broadband buildout as revenues dip [1175d]
• System76 teases features coming in homegrown Rust-based desktop COSMIC [1175d]
• Super Bock says 'cyber' nasty 'disrupting computer services' [1175d]
• GPU slowdown earns Discord weird bug of the week [1175d]
• BT taps Kyndryl to migrate mainframe apps to the cloud [1175d]
• Meta trims datacenter build bills by $4 billion with new 'phased' design [1175d]
• Scientists develop AI algorithms to hunt for cancer-fighting antibodies [1175d]
• Wind, solar power outstrip fossil fuel generation for EU [1175d]
• Microsoft warns some Azure usage notifications – including abnormalities – are broken [1175d]
• India sidelines Big Tech in push for farming cloud, goes open source instead [1175d]
• China reportedly producing quantum computers – good luck observing one [1175d]
• Datadog allegedly asked developer to kill open source data export tool [1175d]
• Should Google location data be a tool for cops? [1175d]
• What happens when you host code and git clone turns into a DDoS? Let's ask SourceHut [1175d]
• DARPA's quantum computing is powered by ... FOMO [1175d]