The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Women sue Apple claiming AirTags helped their stalkers [976d]
• Rackspace confirms ransomware behind days-long Exchange email outage [976d]
• Apple broke the law fighting Atlanta union, says NLRB [976d]
• Lumen doubling the size of its US network with six million extra miles of fiber [976d]
• NASA's COLDArm robot limb can handle seriously cool science [976d]
• TSMC triples spending on Arizona advanced chip site with extra 3nm fab [976d]
• SpaceX chases government cash with Starshield satellites [976d]
• Samsung, Korean IT giant Naver to build AI hyperscale chip [976d]
• You get the internet you deserve [976d]
• Want to detect Cobalt Strike on the network? Look to process memory [976d]
• SAP still struggling to covert ECC customers to S/4HANA, says Gartner [976d]
• KmsdBot botnet is down after operator sends typo in command [976d]
• Not all vendors' Arm-powered kit is created equally, benchmark fan finds [976d]
• Durham Uni and Dell co-design systems to help model the universe [976d]
• Rights groups threaten legal action over NHS data pilot based on Palantir tech [976d]
• How do you solve the problem that is Twitter? [976d]
• Woman fakes pregnancy to smuggle hundreds of CPUs, iPhones into China [976d]
• Boeing swipes at Starlink as it finishes two internet slinging satellites [976d]
• Cisco wriggles out from $2 billion bill for ‘willful and egregious’ patent infringements [976d]
• FTX Japan would let customers withdraw funds … if only anyone could log in [976d]
• Meta threatens to stop sharing news in USA to protest publisher payment plan [976d]
• China regulates use of motion detection to trigger smartphone ads [977d]
• Industrial robots in China push people out of jobs, slash wages [977d]
• TSA to expand facial recognition across America [977d]
• Identity theft suspects cuffed, face extradition over tax refund scam [977d]
• Adobe to sell AI-generated images on its stock photo platform [977d]