The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Healthcare AI won't take jobs – it'll make nursing easier, says process automation founder [480d]
• SharePoint logs are easily circumvented and Microsoft is dragging its heels [480d]
• TSMC sees semiconductor bounce as Q1 revenues rise 16.5% [480d]
• Hailo's latest AI chip shows up integrated NPUs and sips power like fine wine [480d]
• Peter Higgs, daddy of the Higgs boson, dies at 94 [480d]
• Rust rustles up fix for 10/10 critical command injection bug on Windows [480d]
• Virtually and actually, LXC 6 and Incus 6 are here – both LTS versions [480d]
• AI boom is boosting demand even for HDDs, raising prices by up to 20% since Q3 [480d]
• X fixes URL blunder that could enable convincing social media phishing campaigns [480d]
• SAP transformation program a 'euphemism' for job cuts, claims European Works Council [480d]
• Intel CEO suggests AI can help to create a one-person Unicorn [480d]
• US-EAST-1 region is not the cloudy crock it's made out to be, claims AWS EC2 boss [480d]
• Chrome Enterprise Premium promises extra security – for a fee [480d]
• Microsoft brings World of Warcraft and other Blizzard titles back to China [480d]
• Huawei Cloud reveals the dynamic traffic allocation system it uses to cut bandwidth bills [480d]
• CHIPS Act hangover sees most US science agency budgets cut for 2024 [480d]
• Intel over the Moon as Lunar Lake’s NPU performance TOPS Meteor Lake [481d]
• Microsoft squashes SmartScreen security bypass bug exploited in the wild [481d]
• PC shipments up for first quarter thanks to AI, say analysts [481d]
• Google Cloud chief is really psyched about this AI thing [481d]
• D-Link issues rip and replace order for besieged NAS drives [481d]
• Notepad++ dev slams Google-clogging notepad.plus 'parasite' [481d]
• Arm CEO warns AI's power appetite could devour 25% of US electricity by 2030 [481d]
• H-1B visa fraud alive and well amid efforts to crack down on abuse [481d]
• Got an unpatched LG 'smart' television? It could be watching you back [481d]
• Ex-Microsoft engineer gets seven years after trying to hire hitman for double murder [481d]