The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Wyze admits 13,000 users could have viewed strangers' camera feeds [546d]
• GlobalFoundries scores $1.5B in Uncle Sam's semiconductor subsidy bonanza [546d]
• Neuralink patient masters mind-mouse maneuvers – if Musk is to be believed [546d]
• Euro shoppers popping more and more premium phones in the basket [546d]
• Europe's datacenter dilemma is that hyperscalers are hogging them all [546d]
• Insider steals 79,000 email addresses at work to promote own business [546d]
• Preview edition of Microsoft OS/2 2.0 surfaces on eBay [546d]
• Legal campaigners challenge UK.gov decision to redact NHS-Palantir contract [547d]
• Two days into the Digital Services Act, EU wields it to deepen TikTok probe [547d]
• Square Kilometre Array precursor looks to filter out satellite interference [547d]
• Superapp Gojek fine-tunes each new error message for a week. What? Why? [547d]
• Vietnam to collect biometrics - even DNA - for new ID cards [547d]
• Australia has no next-gen HPC investment plan and clouds can't fill the gap [547d]
• LockBit ransomware gang disrupted by global operation [547d]
• Japan launches satellite to eyeball derelict rocket stage [547d]
• Going with the flow makes AI better at solving coding problems [547d]
• What's going on with Eos, Nvidia's incredible shrinking supercomputer? [547d]