The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Snowflake seeks to raise funds with $2 billion bond sale [565d]
• 10 nasty bugs put thousands of fuel storage tanks at risk of attacks [565d]
• 10 nasty software bugs put thousands of fuel storage tanks at risk of cyberattacks [565d]
• With Granite Rapids, Intel is back to trading blows with AMD [565d]
• Elon's latest X-periment: Blocked users can still stalk your public tweets [565d]
• Warm embrace of CHIPS Act cash envelopes Polar Semiconductor [565d]
• As IBM pushes for more automation, its AI simply not up to the job of replacing staff [565d]
• How to spot a North Korean agent before they get comfy inside payroll [565d]
• Capita wins £135M extension on much-delayed UK smart meter rollout [565d]
• Post-IPO Raspberry Pi results in: So you can make money in tech without added AI [565d]
• Scientists demonstrate X-rays as a way to zap asteroids out of Earth's path [565d]
• Cloudflare tightens screws on site-gobbling AI bots [565d]
• Look! About chest high! Is it a pallet? Is it a drone? No, it's a Palletrone [565d]
• Xen to RISC-V port progresses with foundational efforts [565d]
• Vietnam finds a formula – C = SET + 1 – to grow its semiconductor industry to $100bn [565d]
• Some US Kaspersky customers find their security software replaced by 'UltraAV' [566d]
• Telegram will now hand over IP addresses, phone numbers of suspects to cops [566d]
• 'Cybersecurity issue' takes MoneyGram offline for three days – and counting [566d]
• Necro malware continues to haunt side-loaders of dodgy Android mods [566d]
• Amazon, Tesla, Meta considered harmful to democracy [566d]
• ServiceNow root certificate blunder leaves users high and dry [566d]
• US proposes ban on Chinese, Russian connected car tech over security fears [566d]
• TSMC, Samsung reportedly eye UAE's silicon fields for fab expansion [566d]
• Cards Against Humanity deals SpaceX a $15M lawsuit over Texas turf tangle [566d]