The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Feds slay dark-web souk Hydra: Servers and $25m in crypto-coins seized [1379d]
• Amazon books rocket flights for its Kuiper broadband internet satellites [1379d]
• US State Department opens cyberspace policy bureau [1379d]
• Amazon internal chat app that censored talk of unions and ethics may 'never launch at all' [1379d]
• Nvidia names top US partners that fueled AI, accelerator hardware sales [1379d]
• Microsoft, HPE put AI to work checking astronaut gloves [1379d]
• GitHub prevents leaks by scanning for secrets in pushed code [1379d]
• Real-time data analytics firm Tinybird nets $37m in Series A [1379d]
• Huawei pays $9.65b dividend to its workers [1379d]
• Cooler heads needed in heated E2EE debate, says think tank [1379d]
• Boeing demos ground-based anti-jam system for satellites [1379d]
• Crypto inferno: Intel's Bitcoin-mining Blockscale ASIC to arrive in Q3 [1379d]
• US, UK, and Western Europe fail to hit top 50 cheapest broadband list [1379d]
• Red Hat gets RHEL 8.2 certified for high level US government security [1379d]
• Google talks up its 540-billion-parameter text-generating AI system [1379d]
• IBM offers real-time fraud detection in new z16 mainframe [1379d]
• Epic Games' court dates with Apple and Google pushed into 2024 [1379d]
• Google now requires two staff to sign off each Go change [1379d]
• Xiaomi adds earthquake alert system to some smartphones [1379d]
• Bank had no firewall license, intrusion or phishing protection – guess the rest [1379d]
• Beijing bails out bankrupt Chinese chipmaker Tsinghua Unigroup [1379d]
• Microsoft arms Azure VMs with Ampere Altra chips [1379d]
• Microsoft arms Azure VMs with Ampere Altra chips [1379d]
• Mailchimp: Crook stole cryptocurrency clients' mailing-list subscriber info [1380d]