The Brutalist Report

The Register

• For those with zero trust in zero-trust networks, this industry alliance may help [1405d]
• Singapore uncovers four critical vulnerabilities in Riverbed software [1405d]
• Chip world's major suppliers of neon gas shut down by Ukraine invasion – report [1406d]
• Intel eyes subscriptions to grow software sales from 2021's $100m [1406d]
• SPEC mulls benchmarks for ML processing performance [1406d]
• Uncle Sam has a datacenter waste problem [1406d]
• Dunno about you, but we're seeing an 800% increase in cyberattacks, says one MSP [1406d]
• One person's war is another hemisphere's developer crunch [1406d]
• One man's war is another hemisphere's developer crunch [1406d]
• 'Significant business growth' fueled Microsoft's emissions rise [1406d]
• New Chinese exascale supercomputer runs 'brain-scale AI' [1406d]
• The long-term strategy behind IBM's Red Hat purchase [1406d]
• Oracle sees automation opportunity in healthcare following pandemic [1406d]
• UK, EU regulators probe Google and Meta's 'Jedi Blue' ad deal [1406d]
• UK Home Office dangles £20m for national gun licence database system [1406d]
• The Human Genome Project will tell us who to support at Eurovision [1406d]
• We have redundancy, we have batteries, what could possibly go wrong? [1406d]
• Infosys, Wipro, silent on their Russian operations [1406d]
• Three Chinese web giants create streaming video 'standard' [1406d]
• Germany bankrolls effort to build home-grown quantum systems [1406d]
• Toshiba's top investors signal strident opposition to planned two-way split [1406d]
• Moscow to issue HTTPS certs to Russian websites [1406d]
• Russian chip makers face uncertainty as war drags on [1406d]
• Canadian accused of unleashing NetWalker ransomware extradited [1406d]
• Lid blown off Conti ransomware gang after leaked internal files analyzed [1406d]