The Brutalist Report

The Register

• US venture capitalist spending continues to slide, hits six year low in Q3 [900d]
• Google offers some copyright indemnity to users of its generative AI services [900d]
• Europe mulls open sourcing TETRA emergency services' encryption algorithms [900d]
• A $353M question: Did Meta muzzle a VR venture? [900d]
• Beijing-backed server chip startup formed by ex-Arm China execs [900d]
• Engineers pave the way for building lunar roads with Moon dust [900d]
• DARPA worried battlefield mixed reality vulnerable to 'cognitive attacks' [900d]
• NASA's Psyche asteroid mission suffers another heavenly holdup [900d]
• Everest cybercriminals offer corporate insiders cold, hard cash for remote access [901d]
• Starlink starts advertising Direct to Cell satellite phone service as coming in '2024' [901d]
• US construction giant unearths concrete evidence of cyberattack [901d]
• Cilium leaves incubator, gets the nod from Cloud Native Computing Foundation [901d]
• Excel recruitment time bomb makes top trainee doctors 'unappointable' [901d]
• Brit competition regulator will make or break Vodafone and Three union [901d]
• AI safety guardrails easily thwarted, security study finds [901d]
• Google's third-party cookie culling to begin in Q1 2024 ... for 1% of Chrome users [901d]
• EU consultation on future telecoms cools on having big tech pay for network builds [901d]
• Mars helicopter to try for new speed record on Thursday [901d]
• Gulf states and 'The Stans' could become new tech hotspot: analyst [901d]
• Casino giant Caesars tells thousands: Yup, ransomware crooks stole your data [901d]
• Bennu unboxing shows ancient asteroid holds carbon and water [901d]