The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft points at Linux and shouts: Look, look! Privilege-escalation flaws here, too! [1355d]
• Google releases beta version of Android 13 'Tiramisu' [1355d]
• Feds offer big rewards for info on suspected Russian Sandworm intel officers [1355d]
• Apple's self-repair service finally launches after months of silence [1355d]
• India: It would be fab if Intel and TSMC built new plants here [1355d]
• Dropbox unplugged its own datacenter – and things went better than expected [1355d]
• Navy told to do a 'supplemental' integrity investigation of $2.5b Dell deal [1355d]
• China turns cyber-espionage eyes to Russia as Ukraine invasion grinds on [1355d]
• There are nearly half a billion active users of Start news feed, says Microsoft [1355d]
• HPE uses blockchain for distributed machine learning models [1355d]
• UK competition watchdog probes school software contract revisions [1355d]
• BCS: Ukraine's IT industry is open for business [1355d]
• Fedora starts to simplify Linux graphics handling [1355d]
• Intel and co outline Holodeck-like DARPA-backed efforts for testing autonomous off-road combat vehicles [1355d]
• Algorithm can predict pancreatic cancer from CT scans well before diagnosis [1355d]
• Chinese drone-maker DJI suspends ops in Russia, Ukraine [1355d]
• Microsoft partners balk at new licensing scheme, dent growth [1355d]
• Study: How Amazon uses Echo smart speaker conversations to target ads [1355d]
• Huawei re-orgs to formalize business PC sales [1355d]
• Meet Moeco, Ukrainian-led biz using IoT trackers to follow supplies into invaded land [1355d]
• Alibaba Cloud gets more of Android working on RISC-V silicon [1355d]
• VMware says server sprawl is back, and SmartNICs are the solution [1356d]
• Ex-Googlers take a stab at building 'general intelligence' that makes software do what you tell it [1356d]