The Brutalist Report

The Register

• The end of Microsoft-brand peripherals is only Surface deep [1079d]
• Red Hat layoffs spark calls to unionize, CEO wades in [1079d]
• Tesla trampled worker rights, again, US labor judge finds [1079d]
• US sanctions cut Huawei profits by half in first quarter [1079d]
• No more feature updates for Windows 10 – current version is final [1079d]
• Trino and dbt open source data tools snuggle closer with integrated SaaS [1079d]
• Salesforce boss Benioff scores payday of nearly $30m amid cost cutting [1079d]
• Online Safety Bill age checks? We won't do 'em, says Wikipedia [1079d]
• Cloud slowdown hits Amazon as companies look to rein in cost [1079d]
• AI models may not yet be safe but at least we can make them affordable, ish [1079d]
• UK emergency services take DIY approach amid 12-year wait for comms upgrade [1079d]
• Here's how the data we feed AI determines the results [1079d]
• Shocks from a hairy jumper crashed a PC, but the boss wouldn't believe it [1079d]
• LattePanda's Sigma crams a 12-core Intel Raptor Lake CPU into an itty-bitty SBC [1079d]
• iPhones hook up with Windows as Microsoft’s Phone Link dials up Apple's iOS [1079d]
• Intel's $2.8B Q1 loss and 36 percent revenue slide were slightly less horrible than expected [1079d]
• Tencent Cloud announces Deepfakes-as-a-Service for $145 [1079d]
• China again signals desire to shape global IPv6 standards [1079d]
• How to keep calm and carry on when the supply chain goes up in flames [1079d]