The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Greener, cheaper, what's not to love about a secondhand smartphone? [671d]
• Intuitive Machines' lunar lander tripped and fell [671d]
• Qualcomm inserts GenAI into smartphones at industry's mega tradeshow [671d]
• More AI for cell networks as Intel rolls out vRAN platform [671d]
• AT&T's apology for Thursday's outage should stretch to a cup of coffee [671d]
• Data watchdog tells off outsourcing giant for scanning staff biometrics despite 'power imbalance' [671d]
• Fox News 'hacker' turns out to be journalist whose lawyers say was doing his job [671d]
• Multiple billions up for grabs as UK government launches cloud services tenders [671d]
• The self-created risk in Broadcom's big VMware kiss-off [671d]
• Starting over: Rebooting the OS stack for fun and profit [671d]
• Lenovo debuts AI PCs that have specs a lot like vanilla PCs with this year's accelerated CPUs [671d]
• It's crazy but it's true: Apple rejected Bing for wrong answers about Annie Lennox [671d]
• If we plug this in without telling anyone, nobody will know we caused the outage [671d]
• Gen AI, cloud optimization, help Asian SuperApp Grab turn a profit [671d]
• Microsoft trying to stop Copilot generating fake Putin comments on Navalny's death [671d]
• VMware's end-user compute unit reportedly headed to private equity firm KKR [671d]
• India’s homebrew RISC-V CPU goes on sale in new development board [671d]
• Security is hard because it has to be right all the time? Yeah, like everything else [672d]