The Brutalist Report

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• Despite two previous court victories, Tesla settles third Autopilot liability case [624d]
• Google joins the custom CPU crowd with Arm-based Axion chips [624d]
• Intel Gaudi's third and final hurrah is an AI accelerator built to best Nvidia's H100 [624d]
• Post Office slapped down for late disclosure of documents in Horizon scandal inquiry [624d]
• Qualcomm and Qt partner to supercharge UI development for IoT devices [624d]
• Grafana Labs updates observability line-up with query-less visualization [624d]
• UK businesses shockingly unaware of how to handle security threats [624d]
• Palantir and Oracle buddy up on cloud infrastructure [624d]
• VMS Software prunes OpenVMS hobbyist program [624d]
• Irish power crunch could be prompting AWS to ration compute resources [624d]
• Arm flexes silicon muscles to push generative AI at the edge [624d]
• Solar eclipse darkened skies, dampened internet traffic [624d]
• AI could crash democracy and cause wars, warns Japan's NTT [624d]
• India and EU finally advance HPC collaboration project hatched in 2022 [625d]
• SiFive is back with another 64-bit RISC-V dev board – hopefully [625d]
• Japan may join UK/US/Australia defense-oriented AI and quantum alliance [625d]
• US legislators propose American Privacy Rights Act - and it looks quite good [625d]
• San Francisco's railways to upgrade from floppy discs [625d]
• San Francisco's light rail to upgrade from floppy disks [625d]
• Reform of USA's Section 702 spying rule may make it to a vote this week [625d]
• Meteor Lake CPUs splash down in socketed motherboards for edge and embedded workloads [625d]
• US insurers use drone photos to deny home insurance policies [625d]
• Imagination licenses RISC-V CPU cores for smart TVs, IoT, embedded stuff [625d]
• Microsoft puts ex-DeepMind boffin in charge of London AI hub [625d]
• Home Depot confirms worker data leak after miscreant dumps info online [625d]
• TSMC scores $11.6B funding infusion for Arizona fabs, now plans for third plant [625d]
• Developers are calling the shots on AI planning, Reg readers say [625d]