The Brutalist Report

The Register

• X to allow third parties to train their AI models with social media users' data [539d]
• AWS boss: Don't want to come back to the office? Go work somewhere else [539d]
• Spectre flaws continue to haunt Intel and AMD as researchers find fresh attack method [539d]
• Tech giants set to pay through the nose for nuclear power that's still years away [540d]
• Alleged Bitcoin crook faces 5 years after SEC's X account pwned [540d]
• Richard Branson to take balloon ride to edge of space [540d]
• ESET denies it was compromised as Israeli orgs targeted with 'ESET-branded' wipers [540d]
• Someone's finally taking on £10M Hull City Council ERP deal to replace Oracle [540d]
• HashiCorp unveils 'Terraform 2.0' while tiptoeing around Big Blue elephant in the room [540d]
• Yes, your network is down – you annoyed us so much we crashed it [540d]
• Server-maker Wiwynn expands $61 million lawsuit against X [540d]
• Intel lightly hits back at China's accusations it bakes in NSA backdoors [540d]
• Intel robustly refutes China's accusations it bakes in NSA backdoors [540d]
• Biz hired, and fired, a fake North Korean IT worker – then the ransom demands began [540d]
• Someone's tried sneaking semiconductor secrets out of South Korea's patent office [540d]
• Healthcare Services Group discloses 'cybersecurity incident' in SEC filing [540d]
• Uncle Sam puts $10M bounty on Russian troll farm Rybar [540d]
• Destiny Robotics settles SEC case over AI-powered human robot vaporware [540d]
• Troubled US insurance giant hit by extortion after data leak [540d]
• FCC fines be damned, ESPN misuses emergency alert tones yet again [540d]
• Qualcomm 'pausing' X-Elite Dev Kit, offering refunds [540d]
• Samsung releases 24Gb GDDR7 DRAM for testing in beefy AI systems [540d]
• Microsoft crafts Rust hypervisor to power Azure workloads [540d]
• Infrastructure giant Schneider Electric powers up with $850M liquid cooling deal [540d]
• Manifest file destiny: Declare your funding needs via JSON [540d]