The Brutalist Report

The Register

• IBM reveals upcoming chips to power large-scale AI on next-gen big iron [601d]
• Cerebras gives waferscale chips inferencing twist, claims 1,800 token per sec generation rates [601d]
• Boom Supersonic takes baby steps toward breaking the sound barrier [601d]
• Zuckerberg admits Biden administration pressured Meta to police COVID posts [601d]
• Microsoft security tools questioned for treating employees as threats [601d]
• VMware reveals how it will deliver Broadcom's unified hybrid cloud … sometime soon [601d]
• The Windows Control Panel joins the ranks of the undead [601d]
• Meta digs deep to strike geothermal power deal for its US datacenters [601d]
• Blue Origin sets October 13 for first New Glenn EscaPADE to Mars [601d]
• The elusive dream of cloud portability: Why migrating workloads isn't so simple [601d]
• The future of AI/ML depends on the reality of today – and it's not pretty [601d]
• Dr Helen Fisher, MRI maven who showed just how love works, dies at 79 [601d]
• Judge acquits web dev accused of spreading fake news that led to UK riots [601d]
• Infosys CEO promises jobs to 2,000 graduate recruits it's kept on hold for two years [601d]
• Thailand spins up approval for Western Digital to make more spinning rust [601d]
• Japan abandons SLIM hopes its lunar lander will revive, ends Moon mission [601d]
• Microsoft Bing Copilot accuses reporter of crimes he covered [601d]
• Microsoft mistake blows up admins' inboxes with fake malware alerts [601d]
• VMware prepping unified SDK for its core hybrid cloud products [601d]
• Watchdog warns FBI is sloppy on secure data storage and destruction [601d]
• Seattle airport 'possible cyberattack' snarls travel yet again [601d]
• Intel enlists Morgan Stanley to defend against activist investors [602d]