The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Google sues Sonos yet again, claiming it stole IP and infringed patents [1089d]
• US treasury whips up sanctions for crypto mixer Tornado Cash [1089d]
• Real-time deepfakes can be beaten by a sideways glance [1089d]
• California accuses Tesla of false advertising over Autopilot [1089d]
• Qualcomm, GlobalFoundries double down on US chip production [1090d]
• Twilio customer data exposed after its staffers got phished [1090d]
• Microsoft tightens Edge security for less visited websites [1090d]
• Tiers before bedtime: AWS updates Lambda pricing structure [1090d]
• Atari Video Computer System returns in Lego form [1090d]
• Ready for the Linux 6.0 splashdown? Here are some of the highlights [1090d]
• Clean up orbit first, then we can think about space factories, says FCC [1090d]
• Nvidia banks $1.32b inventory charge as PC market slows [1090d]
• How TSMC killed 450mm wafers for fear of Intel, Samsung [1090d]
• Google hit with lawsuit for dropping free Workspace apps [1090d]
• Arm still jewel in crown as parent SoftBank nurses record $23.5b hit [1090d]
• Slack leaked hashed passwords from its servers for years [1090d]
• Google's ChromeOS Flex turned my old MacBook into new frustrations [1090d]
• GitLab versus The Zombie Repos: An old plot needs a new twist [1090d]
• Yeah, we'll just take that first network handshake. What could possibly go wrong? [1090d]
• Taiwanese iPhone supplier Pegatron quashes China blockade report [1090d]
• India to revisit hardware incentives after struggling to move manufacturers out of China [1090d]
• Dark Utilities C2 service draws thousands of cyber criminals [1090d]
• India’s latest rocket flies but payloads don't prosper [1090d]
• China allows robo taxis – without backup drivers – in parts of two major cities [1090d]
• India proposes increased power to vet tech mergers [1090d]