The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Revealed: Intel's plan to sell software simplifying computer vision model training [1213d]
• Amazon to spend $12b on five more datacenters in Oregon [1213d]
• Google Docs crashed when fed 'And. And. And. And. And.' [1213d]
• Cryptocurrency laundromat Blender shredded by US Treasury in sanctions first [1213d]
• Clustered Pi Picos made to run original Transputer code [1213d]
• Alibaba opens up code for federated learning platform [1213d]
• Nvidia pays $5.5m to settle SEC charges of shoddy cryptomining disclosures [1213d]
• Teradata to take $60m hit for withdrawal from Russia [1213d]
• Fedora backs down on removing BIOS support… for now [1213d]
• Legacy IT to blame for UK's inflexible benefits system [1213d]
• Germany makes new move to attract chip manufacturers [1213d]
• RAD Basic – the Visual Basic 7 that never was – releases third alpha [1213d]
• European tech businesses cool on China due to coronavirus lockdowns [1213d]
• Google Cloud hopes to woo factories with its usual fare: Analytics and AI [1213d]
• Was Nokia's Microsoft switch deal win a reward for SONiC contributions? [1213d]
• BT wins £26m extension on NI Oracle finance system project [1213d]
• Switch off the mic if it makes you feel better – it'll make no difference [1213d]
• AWS allows a Lenovo server to play in its on-prem AI video cloud [1213d]
• Thinnet cables are no match for director's morning workout [1213d]
• Bank for International Settlements calls for reform of data governance [1213d]
• Starlink's Portability mode lets you take your sat broadband dish anywhere* [1213d]
• Alibaba launches collaboration suite for smart glasses [1213d]
• Facebook deliberately took down Australian government pages during pay-for-news negotiations: report [1213d]
• F5, Cisco admins: Stop what you're doing and check if you need to install these patches [1214d]