The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Uncle Sam's had it up to here with 'unforgivable' SQL injection flaws [792d]
• Nvidia software exec Kari Briski on NIM, CUDA, and dogfooding AI [792d]
• SK hynix said to be building $4B memory packaging plant in Indiana [792d]
• SAP ordered to pay $26.4M in South Africa energy firm dispute [792d]
• Microsoft gets new Windows boss as Start Menu man Parakhin 'to explore new roles' [793d]
• UXL Foundation readying alternative to Nvidia's CUDA for this year [793d]
• Sun Microsystems co-founder charged with insider trading [793d]
• Ransomware can mean life or death at hospitals, but DEF CON hackers have a plan [793d]
• Scaleway shows off its new RISC-V devices at Kubecon [793d]
• Good news: HMRC offers a Linux version of Basic PAYE Tools. Bad news: It broke [793d]
• Fujitsu set to be preferred bidder in UK digital ID scheme [793d]
• FreeBSD Foundation hands out Beacon gongs for safer software [793d]
• UK elections are unaffected by China's cyber-interference, says deputy PM [793d]
• Row breaks out over true severity of two DNSSEC flaws [793d]
• Cloudflare reveals it's automated empathy to avoid fixing flaky hardware too often [793d]
• SWIFT embraces central bank digital currencies after sandbox success [793d]
• RISC-V PCIe 5 SSD controller for the rest of us hits 14GB/s [793d]