The Brutalist Report

The Register

• LinkedIn settles Dept of Labor charges it underpaid women [1220d]
• Amazon's solution to save the planet: AWS vouchers, training for more eco startups [1220d]
• Apple's return-to-office plan savaged by staff [1220d]
• Intel acquires graphics tech biz founded by ex-AMD, Qualcomm engineers [1220d]
• SEC nearly doubles cryptocurrency cop roles in special cyber unit [1220d]
• Zero trust is more than just vendors and products – it requires process [1220d]
• Elliott Management to WDC board: Spin out or sell flash biz [1220d]
• Microsoft to ax Azure Video Analyzer in November [1220d]
• Mozilla browser Firefox hits the big 100 [1220d]
• Microsoft's standalone Defender for Business hits GA [1220d]
• Arista Networks makes $4.3b bet on components amid supplies drought [1220d]
• US judge dismisses Republican efforts to block release of Salesforce emails [1220d]
• One in five employees at top Indian outsourcers left in the last year [1220d]
• Windows 11's tablet-friendly taskbar pulled from Insider builds [1220d]
• Watch out for AI models regurgitating misplaced keys that unlock crypto wallets [1220d]
• Critical vulnerabilities found in 'millions of Aruba and Avaya switches' [1220d]
• IBM secures DWP contract worth up to £2.1m for 6 months of cloud services [1221d]
• Privacy pathology: It's time for the users to gather a little data. Evidence [1221d]
• Google starts testing fenced frames to guard its Privacy Sandbox [1221d]
• India seizes $725 million of Xiaomi's cash [1221d]
• Don't hate on cryptomining, hate the power stations, say Bitcoin super-fans [1221d]
• Rocket Lab successfully catches falling rocket booster with a helicopter [1221d]
• Arm China website posts letter from staff opposing change of management [1221d]
• After historic win, Amazon workers at another NYC warehouse reject unionization [1221d]
• Colocation giants shrug off inflation as demand surges [1221d]