The Brutalist Report

The Register

• San Francisco cops want real-time access to private security cameras for surveillance [1123d]
• To fight TSMC and Samsung, Intel hires execs from foundry rivals [1123d]
• Meta's AI-based Wikipedia successor 'may be the next big break in NLP' [1123d]
• Intel hits another speed bump with delayed Mobileye IPO [1123d]
• Defense contractor pays $9m to settle whistleblower's cybersecurity allegations [1123d]
• Mastermind of Broadcom’s VMware buy is out, CEO Tan to take over software [1123d]
• DeepMind AI reacts to the physically impossible like a human infant [1123d]
• Nokia Bell Labs identifies six key technologies for 6G [1123d]
• HavanaCrypt ransomware sails in as a fake Google update [1123d]
• Choosing a non-Windows OS on Lenovo Secured-core PCs is trickier than it should be [1123d]
• Oracle seeks $1b savings, staff prepare for layoffs [1123d]
• Cell, Wi-Fi can work for Windows 11 on Surface Duo [1123d]
• Qualcomm, Ericsson, Thales are working on delivering 5G from orbit [1123d]
• PC sales take double-digit tumble in Q2 amid economic downturn [1123d]
• US military contractor moves to buy Israeli spy-tech company NSO Group [1123d]
• Microsoft resorts to Registry hack to keep Outlook from using Windows 11 search [1124d]
• South Korea's Kakao removes external payment method amid Google Play standoff [1124d]
• x86 Raspberry Pi Desktop is a great way to revive an old PC [1124d]
• Even robots have the right to learn from open source [1124d]
• Watch a RAID rebuild or go to a Christmas party? Tough choice [1124d]
• STMicroelectronics and GlobalFoundries to build wafer fab in France [1124d]
• Leaked Uber docs reveal frequent use of 'kill switch' to deactivate tech, thwart investigators [1124d]
• UK response to China's tech ambitions labelled 'incoherent and muted' [1124d]
• API rate limits at the core of Elon Musk’s decision to ditch Twitter [1124d]
• Australia bins $41m app contracted to Accenture [1124d]