The Brutalist Report

The Register

• SpaceX snaps back at US labor board's complaint, calling it 'unconstitutional' [611d]
• BreachForums boss busted for bond blunders – including using a VPN [611d]
• Microsoft pulls the plug on WordPad, the world's least favorite text editor [611d]
• Mobileye shares crash after warning of automotive customers' chip glut [611d]
• Code archaeologist digs up oldest known ancestor of MS-DOS [611d]
• Expert sounds alarm bells over upcoming NHS data platform [611d]
• The Register's 2023 in gaming had one final boss: Baldur's Gate 3 [611d]
• Tech support done bad sure makes it hard to do tech support good [612d]
• Sandworm's Kyivstar attack should serve as a reminder of the Kremlin crew's 'global reach' [612d]
• Everyone wants better web search – is Perplexity's AI the answer? [612d]
• Court orders arbitration for Wipro and ex-CFO who left for Cognizant [612d]
• Late model: OpenAI GPT Store may debut next week [612d]
• Microchip nabs $162M to keep chips for washing machines – and missiles – flowing [612d]
• AMD talks up car chips it hopes will join you for a ride some time soon [612d]
• DARPA's air-steered X-65 jet heads into production with goal of flying by 2025 [612d]
• Google illegally refusing to bargain with employee union, says NLRB [612d]
• AI-generated bug reports are seriously annoying for developers [612d]
• X-ploited: Mandiant restores hijacked Twitter account after attempted crypto heist [612d]
• Former Adobe software engineering leader convicted of insider trading [612d]
• Infosec experts divided over 23andMe's 'victim-blaming' stance on data breach [612d]
• RIP: Software design pioneer and Pascal creator Niklaus Wirth [612d]
• What if Microsoft had given us Windows XP 2024? [612d]
• HPE's Hotard hits the hot seat at Intel's datacenter and AI biz [612d]