The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Boeing swipes at Starlink as it finishes two internet slinging satellites [703d]
• Cisco wriggles out from $2 billion bill for ‘willful and egregious’ patent infringements [703d]
• FTX Japan would let customers withdraw funds … if only anyone could log in [703d]
• Meta threatens to stop sharing news in USA to protest publisher payment plan [703d]
• China regulates use of motion detection to trigger smartphone ads [703d]
• Industrial robots in China push people out of jobs, slash wages [703d]
• TSA to expand facial recognition across America [703d]
• Identity theft suspects cuffed, face extradition over tax refund scam [703d]
• Adobe to sell AI-generated images on its stock photo platform [703d]
• Gunfire at electrical grid kills power for 45,000 in North Carolina [703d]
• Google warns stolen Android keys used to sign info-stealing malware [703d]
• Stack Overflow bans ChatGPT as 'substantially harmful' for coding issues [703d]
• GlobalFoundries plans up to 800 layoffs despite reporting record profits [703d]
• US could save billions in health costs if it changed wind energy strategy [703d]
• Fancy some fresh Linux Mint? 21.1 enters beta, should be here by Christmas [703d]
• Yandex signs up Putin ally to help with restructuring [703d]
• You're getting warmer: Nasa's thermal mole reveals active mantle plume on Mars [704d]
• Working Apple-1 'Byte Shop' computer expected to fetch $375k+ [704d]
• Windows 11 still not winning the OS popularity contest [704d]
• Startup raises $30 million for wireless power delivery system [704d]
• Quantum computing is a different kind of computing, says AWS [704d]
• Tech contractor who uses an umbrella company? UK tax is coming after them [704d]
• A brand new Linux DRM display driver – for a 1992 computer [704d]
• Killing trees with lasers isn’t cool, says Epson. So why are inkjets any better? [704d]
• Square Kilometre Array Observatory construction commences [704d]