The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Lenovo's USB-C Power Banks pack more heat than expected [754d]
• AI chip outfit Graphcore's sales to China hit by US export rules [754d]
• Industry piles in on North Korea for sustained rampage on software supply chains [755d]
• Bezos might beat Musk to Mars as NASA recruits Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket [755d]
• Attack on direct debit provider London & Zurich leaves customers with 6-figure backlogs [755d]
• Greenpeace calls out tech giants for carbon footprint fumble [755d]
• The revival of Medley/Interlisp: An elegant weapon is getting sharpened up again [755d]
• Mirai we go again: Zero-day flaws see routers and cameras co-opted into botnet [755d]
• Long-term space missions might make liftoff harder for male astronauts [755d]
• NTT adapts AI network analysis tool to detect faults in nuclear fusion reactors [755d]
• New Relic warns customers it's experienced a cyber … something [755d]
• Broadcom re-orgs VMware into four divisions – none of which mention end-users [755d]
• North Korea makes finding a gig even harder by attacking candidates and employers [755d]
• US regulator gives itself power to demand documents in AI probes [755d]
• How to give Windows Hello the finger and login as a user on their stolen laptop [755d]
• US nuke reactor lab hit by 'gay furry hackers' demanding cat-human mutants [755d]
• Tesla, Musk likely aware of Autopilot deficiencies behind Florida fatality, says judge [755d]
• Author hopes to throw the book at OpenAI, Microsoft with copyright class action [755d]
• Cisco whips up modded switch to secure Ukraine grid against Russian cyberattacks [755d]
• OpenAI's CEO merry-go-round tosses out voice feature for ChatGPT [755d]
• Veteran wingman wants $1.75M from Boeing over emotional turbulence [755d]