The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Intel axes older FPGA cards, moves development into hands of customers [1616d]
• CafePress fined for covering up 2019 customer info leak [1616d]
• MATLAB expands to reach self-driving, wireless markets [1616d]
• New LokiLocker ransomware family includes wiper function [1616d]
• Red Hat effort to shut down WeMakeFedora.org deemed harassment [1616d]
• An open-source COBOL contender emerges [1616d]
• Google chases cloud giants with VMware Cloud Universal program [1616d]
• Even complex AI models are failing 5th grade science [1616d]
• Linux botnet exploits Log4j flaw to pwn Arm and x86 systems [1616d]
• AMD hires ex-Intel GPU exec to lead ‘advanced graphics program’ [1616d]
• IBM meshes with Flexera to boost AIOps IT automation [1616d]
• Are we springing into a Y2K-class nightmare? [1616d]
• Are we springing into a Y2K-class nightmare? [1616d]
• SDN contender Pluribus ports network OS to Nvidia SmartNICs [1616d]
• Russia-linked attackers breach NGO by exploiting MFA, PrintNightmare vuln [1616d]
• NSA spies ample opportunities to harden Kubernetes [1616d]
• Rising wafer prices lift chip foundry revenues [1616d]
• Heaps of tweaks and improvements incoming with GNOME 42 [1616d]
• Microsoft: Half of bosses want staff back in office full time. Staff: Nope [1616d]
• Machine-learning models more powerful, toxic than ever [1616d]
• Ireland: Meta fined $18.6m for breaking EU's GDPR [1616d]
• SiFive bags $175m to further challenge Arm with RISC-V [1616d]