The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Smart contract developers not really focused on security. Who knew? [1356d]
• Nvidia, Intel, others pour $130m into optical chip startup Ayar Labs [1356d]
• Who is exploiting VMware right now? Probably Iran's Rocket Kitten, to name one [1356d]
• Coca-Cola probes pro-Kremlin gang's claims of 161GB data theft [1356d]
• d-Matrix gets $44m in quest for efficient AI server chiplets [1356d]
• USA's plan to decouple its tech with China lacks a strategy – report [1356d]
• When companies invest, they invest in software, says report [1356d]
• Semiconductor sales forecast to hit $676b in 2022 [1356d]
• Red Hat uncorks Application Foundations for cloud-native development [1356d]
• DDoS attacks at an all-time-high in Q1 2022, says Kaspersky [1356d]
• Google Cloud sees storm brewing over API security [1356d]
• MegaChips takes aim at edge AI in U.S. with ASIC program [1356d]
• Arm to IoT devs: Go faster with our pre-made chip subsystems [1356d]
• Microsoft fixes Point of Sale bug that delayed Windows 11 startup for 40 minutes [1356d]
• Fancy a remix? Ubuntu Unity and Ubuntu Cinnamon have also hit 22.04 [1356d]
• Heresy: Hare programming language an alternative to C [1356d]
• Taiwan to dominate chipmaking market for foreseeable future [1356d]
• India inks tech pact with EU – only the US has the same deal [1356d]
• Supercomputer lab swaps lead-acid UPS batteries for alkaline gear [1356d]
• Apple's grip on iOS browser engines disallowed under latest draft EU rules [1356d]
• China again signals desire to shape IPv6 standards [1357d]
• US Army may be about to 'waste' up to $22b on unwanted Microsoft HoloLens [1357d]
• Crooks steal NFTs worth '$3m' in Bored Ape Yacht Club heist [1357d]
• Meta physical: Facebook parent to open its first real-world store [1357d]