The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Chinese employers sought a million hard core AI techies in five years [739d]
• Foxconn fears Q4 flop due to COVID complications [739d]
• Databases still pushing more hardware purchasing than any other app [739d]
• Tired: Data scientists. Wired: Data artists [740d]
• FBI: Russian hacktivists achieve only 'limited' DDoS success [740d]
• Fujitsu to test robot datacenter inspector that – trust us – won't take your jobs [740d]
• The all liquid-cooled colo facility rush has begun [740d]
• Twitter begs some staff to come back, says they were laid off accidentally [740d]
• Feds find Silk Road thief's $1b+ Bitcoin stash in popcorn tin, hidden safe [740d]
• All the US midterm-related lies to expect when you're electing [740d]
• DoE supercomputing centers get $1.5B boost from Biden administration [740d]
• Twitter layoffs were bad but Meta's mass ejections could take the cake [740d]
• Think Korean chipmakers will buy Arm? Think again [740d]
• Microsoft hits the switch on password-free smartphone authentication [740d]
• Parody Elon Musk Twitter accounts will be suspended immediately, says Elon Musk [740d]
• Oh, look: More malware in the Google Play store [740d]
• US to Japan: We'll help you make chips. Now about that China ban... [740d]
• Can confidential computing stop the next crypto heist? [740d]
• OpenAI, Microsoft, GitHub hit with lawsuit over Copilot [740d]
• Japan officially joins NATO's cyber defense center [740d]
• Qualcomm vs Arm: The bizarro quotient just went off the scale [740d]
• Sizewell C nuclear plant up for review as UK faces financial black hole [740d]
• Catching a falling rocket with a helicopter more complex than it sounds, says Rocket Lab [740d]