The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Ransomware encrypts files, demands three good deeds to restore data [1188d]
• Microsoft Azure to spin up AMD MI200 GPU clusters for 'large scale' AI training [1188d]
• New York City rips out last city-owned public payphones [1188d]
• Cheers ransomware hits VMware ESXi systems [1188d]
• Twitter founder Dorsey beats hasty retweet from the board [1189d]
• Snowflake stock drops as some top customers cut usage [1189d]
• Amazon investors nuke ethics overhaul and say yes to $212m CEO pay [1189d]
• Confirmed: Broadcom, VMware agree to $61b merger [1189d]
• Perl Steering Council lays out a backwards compatible future for Perl 7 [1189d]
• Campaigners warn of legal challenge against Privacy Shield enhancements [1189d]
• Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 splashes down on Win Server 2022 [1189d]
• 'Sharp' chip inventory correction looms on horizon, warns investment banker [1189d]
• Elon Musk needs more cash for Twitter buy after Tesla margin loan lapses [1189d]
• UK government reviewing stake in BT owned by French tycoon Patrick Drahi [1189d]
• Minimal, systemd-free Alpine Linux releases version 3.16 [1189d]
• Verizon: Ransomware sees biggest jump in five years [1189d]
• Slack-for-engineers Mattermost on open source and data sovereignty [1189d]
• UK government having hard time complying with its own IR35 tax rules [1189d]
• Internet went offline in Pakistan as protestors marched for ousted prime minister [1189d]
• Suspected phishing email crime boss cuffed in Nigeria [1189d]
• Broadcom buying VMware could create an edge infrastructure and IoT empire [1189d]
• Ex-spymaster and fellow Brexiteers' emails leaked by suspected Russian op [1189d]
• UK opens national security probe into 2021 sale of local wafer fab to Chinese company [1189d]
• Ransomware grounds some flights at Indian budget airline SpiceJet [1189d]
• Mitsubishi Electric again admits to widespread quality control cheating [1189d]
• As Microsoft's $70b takeover of Activision nears, workers step up their organizing [1189d]
• Nvidia shares tumble as China lockdown, Russia blamed for dent in outlook [1189d]