The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Tesla employee: I was fired after sharing video of self-driving car crash [1395d]
• Android's Messages, Dialer apps quietly sent text, call info to Google [1395d]
• Supermicro's 'universal GPU' system welcomes all elements [1395d]
• Microsoft investigates after Lapsus$ gang brags of Bing, Cortana code heist [1395d]
• General Dynamics bags $4.5bn hybrid cloud deal with US spy sat agency [1395d]
• New Linux kernel bolsters random number generation [1395d]
• Epyc move: Micron shifts high-demand chip design apps to AMD [1395d]
• Win 11 adds 'requirements not met' nag for unsupported hardware [1395d]
• How not to attract a WSL (or any) engineer [1395d]
• OneWeb turns to SpaceX for satellite launches [1395d]
• Western Digital tells EdgeRover users to patch app again [1395d]
• FIDO Alliance says it has finally killed the password [1395d]
• Satellite comms networks on alert after US govt warning [1395d]
• AvosLocker group is targeting US critical infrastructure, FBI says [1395d]
• Verified asset management tools help speed Oracle audits [1395d]
• AMD: Our new, pricier mega-cache EPYC CPUs leapfrog Intel’s [1395d]
• Zoom agrees privacy conditions, gets low-risk rating from Netherlands [1395d]
• Epson payments snafu leaves subscribers unable to print [1395d]
• UK's largest union to Arm: 'Freeze job cuts now' [1395d]
• File Explorer fiasco: Window to Microsoft's mixed-up motivations [1395d]
• The IBM System/360 Model 40 told you to WHAT now? [1395d]
• HCL stands by legality of its bonus clawback scheme [1395d]
• Asahi Linux reaches 'very early Alpha' [1395d]
• Review: ASUS dual-screen laptop may warm your heart, will definitely warm your lap [1395d]
• China’s tech hub relaxes COVID restrictions to restart industrial production [1396d]