The Brutalist Report

The Register

• NYC Comptroller and hedge funds urge Tesla shareholders to deny Musk $50B windfall [707d]
• Microsoft extends reach of Copilot AI helpers [707d]
• Prepare your audits: EU Commission approves first-of-its-kind AI Act [707d]
• Hunger for more HBM capacity could cause shortage DRAM-a [707d]
• 55 years ago, Apollo 10's crew turned the airwaves blue [707d]
• Private equity offer for MariaDB gets thumbsup from shareholders [707d]
• ASML could brick Taiwan's chipmaking machines in case of uninvited guests [707d]
• Good news: The iPad Pro 13 is a bit more repairable [707d]
• Nutanix starts thinking outside the VM – with extra help from Dell [707d]
• With ransomware whales becoming so dominant, would-be challengers ask 'what's the point?' [707d]
• Long-term supported distros' kernel policies are all wrong [707d]
• BT delays deadline for digital landline switch off date [707d]
• Microsoft Power BI users warned over pace of Fabric migration [707d]
• Google's €1B Finnish datacenter expansion to heat the local community [707d]
• ScarJo voices anger at OpenAI’s unauthorized sound-alike [707d]
• Alleged $100M dark-web drug kingpin, 23, arrested [707d]
• Big Tech is not much help when fighting a junta, and FOSS doesn't ride to the rescue [707d]
• Taiwan's new president wants to upgrade from 'silicon island' to 'AI island' [707d]
• Intel, AMD take a back seat as Qualcomm takes center stage in Microsoft's AI PC push [707d]
• OpenSSF sings a Siren song to steer developers away from buggy FOSS [707d]
• Julian Assange can appeal extradition to the US, London High Court rules [707d]
• FDA gives Neuralink 'a second shot' at human brain chip [707d]
• Pew: Quarter of web pages vanished in past decade [707d]
• Hm! Boeing union just ran whistleblower rights training [708d]
• Google takes shots at Microsoft for shoddy security record with enterprise apps [708d]
• Oh Sonos! App update borks users' favorite features and worse [708d]