The Brutalist Report

The Register

• US to help Japan make leading-edge 2nm chips, possibly by 2025 – report [1521d]
• Musk can't tweet about Tesla without lawyer approval – and he's still fighting to end that [1521d]
• Samsung accused of cheating on hardware benchmarks ... again [1521d]
• America edges closer to a federal data privacy law, not that anyone can define it [1522d]
• Heineken says there’s no free beer, warns of phishing scam [1522d]
• NoSQL player Aerospike links up with StarBurst for SQL-based access to edge data [1522d]
• SpaceX and OneWeb bury the satellite constellation hatchet [1522d]
• Big Tech begs Congress to pass $52bn chip subsidies bill [1522d]
• Cassandra vendor DataStax secures $115m investment for $1.6b valuation [1522d]
• Tesla Autopilot accounts for 70% of driver assist crashes, says US traffic safety body [1522d]
• Microsoft continues cyber security spending spree with Miburo buy [1522d]
• 512 disk drives later, Floppotron computer hardware orchestra hits v3.0 [1522d]
• HPE ordered to pay Oracle $30m for Solaris IP infringement [1522d]
• Snowflake pledges row-based storage engine for transactional data [1522d]
• Qualcomm wins EU court battle against $1b antitrust fine [1522d]