The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Energy companies told to recharge for AI datacenter surge [547d]
• Why send a message when you can get your Zoom digital video clone to read the script? [547d]
• Apple macOS 15 Sequoia is officially UNIX. If anyone cares... [547d]
• Tesla's big reveal: Steering-wheel-free Robotaxi will charge wirelessly [547d]
• RAC duo busted for stealing and selling crash victims' data [547d]
• Keir Starmer hands ex-Darktrace boss investment minister gig [547d]
• Is the first European on the Moon in ESA's astronaut corps? [547d]
• Techie took five minutes to fix problem Adobe and Microsoft couldn't solve in two weeks [547d]
• Jupiter's Great Red Spot wobbles like Jell-o, according to Hubble snaps [547d]
• FBI created a cryptocurrency so it could watch it being abused [547d]
• Tencent builds one NoSQL database to rule all data models [547d]
• Healthcare attacks spread beyond US – just ask India's Star Health [547d]
• Chinese boffins build soft robot finger that can take your pulse [547d]
• Cards Against Humanity campaigns to encourage voting, expose personal data abuse [548d]
• Crooks stole personal info of 77k Fidelity Investments customers [548d]
• GSA plows ahead with face matching tech despite its own reliability concerns [548d]
• Microsoft admits Outlook crashes, says impact 'mitigated' [548d]
• BBC weather glitch shows 13k mph winds in London, 404℃ in Nottingham [548d]
• AMD pumps Epyc core count to 192, clocks up to 5 GHz with Turin debut [548d]
• AMD targets Nvidia H200 with 256GB MI325X AI chips, zippier MI355X due in H2 2025 [548d]
• AMD aims latest processors at AI whether you need it or not [548d]