The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Gelsinger departs Intel with $9.7M handshake [489d]
• $373M ASML chipmaker shrinks to $228 – but it's made of Lego [489d]
• Severity of the risk facing the UK is widely underestimated, NCSC annual review warns [489d]
• UK government spends another £1B on cloud migration and services [489d]
• Asda hits the brakes on tech tweaks to avoid festive fiasco [489d]
• GitHub's boast that Copilot produces high-quality code challenged [489d]
• Russia gives life sentence to Hydra dark web kingpin after seizing a ton of drugs [489d]
• GenAI comes for jobs once considered 'safe' from automation [489d]
• NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory datacenter flooded [489d]
• Data on 760K workers from Xerox, Nokia, BofA, Morgan Stanley and more dumped online [489d]
• AWS unveils cloud security IR service for a mere $7K a month [489d]
• Biden administration bars China from buying HBM chips critical for AI accelerators [489d]
• Employee sues Apple over 'spying' claims tied to mandatory devices [489d]
• The cost of Gelsinger’s ambition proves too much for Intel [489d]
• Super Micro report finds 'no evidence of misconduct' [489d]
• Bluesky keeps growing, and so do its problems [489d]
• OpenAI denies it is building ad biz model into its platform [490d]
• Apple's backwards design mistake and the reversed capacitor [490d]
• Musk seeks injunction to stop OpenAI morphing into for-profit company [490d]