The Brutalist Report

The Register

• French lawmakers say oui to Olympic video surveillance, but non for faces [638d]
• Attackers abuse Microsoft’s 'verified publisher' status to steal data [638d]
• Intel cuts some workers’ pay to fund its future [638d]
• Counterfeit crud crooks crossed over to e-commerce during COVID [638d]
• AMD's EPYC server chips give strong revenue growth, but profits drop 98% [638d]
• Broadcom's VMware battle plan is to challenge hyperscalers [639d]
• Jellyfish watches for the sting of developer bottlenecks [639d]
• Watchdog: There just may be something in these claims Apple broke labor laws [639d]
• OpenAI releases error-prone AI writer detector [639d]
• Cali puts mobile app makers on notice over privacy [639d]
• Oracle cozies up to IBM, adds Red Hat Enterprise Linux [639d]
• Microsoft upgrades Defender to lock down Linux devices for their own good [639d]
• Landlord's favorite Twitter sued for allegedly not paying rent on Market Square HQ [639d]
• Any iPad is foldable if you try hard enough but Apple guru says a hinged one is coming [639d]
• A moment of silence for all the drives that died in the making of this Backblaze report [639d]
• helloSystem 0.8: A friendly, all-graphical FreeBSD [639d]
• NetApp ditches 8% of staff as customers put away wallets [639d]
• NetApp laying off 12% of workforce as customer spending slows [639d]
• McDonald's pulls plug on Wi-Fi, starts playing classical music to soothe yobs [639d]
• White House pushing for total ban on US exports to Huawei [639d]
• Sweating the assets: Techies holding onto PCs, phones for longer than ever [639d]
• Beijing grants permit to 'flying car' that can handle 'roads and low altitude' [639d]
• Microsoft Office 365 Cloud has a secret lining [639d]
• BT in tests to beam down 5G coverage from the stratosphere [639d]
• Samsung profits and revenue slump, hoping for a jump start from cars [639d]