The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Southwest promotes key staff right after that Christmas meltdown [923d]
• Southwest promotes IT directors despite Christmas flight meltdown [923d]
• Russian meddling in 2016 US presidential election was weak sauce [923d]
• Microsoft may be counting out $10 billion to inject into OpenAI [923d]
• US, Canada and Mexico look to unify semiconductor supply chains [923d]
• FAA sets 2024 deadline for fixing 5G-sensitive altimeters [923d]
• After big delays, Sapphire Rapids arrives, full of accelerators and superlatives [923d]
• Oxford Ionics scores funding for scalable quantum chip technology [923d]
• California e-ink platemaker exploited to track equipped cars [923d]
• Wiretap lawsuit accuses Apple of tracking iPhone users who opted out [923d]
• Second-hand and refurbished phone market takes flight amid inflation hike [923d]
• Belarus legalizes piracy – but citizens will have to pay for it [923d]
• Apple aiming to replace Broadcom, Qualcomm wireless chips with its own [923d]
• Larry Ellison mea culpa as traffic cop stops Big Red boss on own island [923d]
• I spy with my little Pi: Upgraded cameras for single board computer [923d]
• Salesforce: There's no more Slack left to cut [923d]
• 2002 video streaming patent holder sues Amazon and Twitch [923d]
• Sourcehut to shun Google's Go Module Mirror over greed [923d]
• Beijing official says crackdown on tech companies is over [923d]
• Virgin Orbit doesn’t [923d]
• Microsoft boosts Azure networking and storage with composable infrastructure acquisition [924d]
• China follows through on plan to ban deepfake tech [924d]
• Pakistan’s government to agencies: Dark web is dangerous, please don’t go there [924d]
• DHS and CISA building an AI-based cybersecurity analytics sandbox [924d]
• US schools sue Meta, Google and friends over 'youth mental health crisis' [924d]