The Brutalist Report

The Register

• SpaceX accused of firing employees critical of free speech fan Elon Musk [613d]
• Semiconductor scene set for AI-led recovery in 2024, and China will be in front [613d]
• Windows keyboards to get a Copilot key – but how quickly will users jump? [613d]
• Infostealer malware, weak password leaves Orange Spain RIPE for plucking [613d]
• New cars bought in the UK must be zero emission by 2035 – it's the law [613d]
• As lawmakers mull outlawing poor security, what can they really do to tackle online gangs? [613d]
• Fujitsu wins flood contract extension despite starring in TV drama about its failures [614d]
• Three Chinese balloons float near Taiwanese airbase [614d]
• How the Xbox Series X fridge chilled our holiday spirits [614d]
• Google to start third-party cookie cull for 30 million Chrome users [614d]
• Here's a list of thousands of artists Midjourney's AI is ripping off, creatives claim [614d]
• Microsoft kills off Windows app installation from the web, again [614d]
• Xerox prints pink slips for 15% of workforce [614d]
• Estes refuses to deliver ransom, but admits client data got opened [614d]
• Intel and VCs form Articul8 to push chip giant's AI kit and IP [614d]
• What the AI copyright fights are truly about: Human labor versus endless machines [614d]
• Retired Akamai CEO sues daughter's ex-husband over unpaid millions [614d]
• MIPS snags top SiFive brains to amp up RISC-V business [614d]
• SpaceX sends first direct-to-cell Starlinks to orbit [614d]
• Open source PostgreSQL named DBMS of the year by DB-Engines [614d]
• Microsoft prepares Visual Studio 2013 for retirement [614d]