The Brutalist Report

The Register

• GPL legal battle: Vizio told by judge it will have to answer breach-of-contract claims [1200d]
• US brings first-of-its-kind criminal charges of Bitcoin-based sanctions-busting [1200d]
• Meta hires network chip guru from Intel: What does this mean for future silicon? [1200d]
• Lithium production needs investment to keep pace with battery demand [1201d]
• Self-driving cars hit a third of cyclists, all oncoming cars in testing [1201d]
• Cars in driver-assist mode hit a third of cyclists, all oncoming cars in tests [1201d]
• Kasten by Veeam adds ransomware detection to K10 data management platform [1201d]
• Financial giant Santander: 80% of our IT infrastructure in cloud [1201d]
• Elon Musk 'violated' Twitter NDA over bot-check sample size [1201d]
• Python is getting faster: Major performance tweaks on horizon [1201d]
• EU-US Trade and Technology Council meets to coordinate on supply chains [1201d]
• US cops kick back against facial recognition bans [1201d]
• RISC-V needs more than an open architecture to compete [1201d]
• You can keep your old ERP system, but you'll still need ServiceNow, CEO tells The Reg [1201d]
• How CXL may change the datacenter as we know it [1201d]
• San Francisco police use driverless cars for surveillance [1201d]
• Lawyers say changes to UK data law will make life harder for international businesses [1201d]
• September 16, 1992, was not a good day to be overly enthusiastic about your job [1201d]
• (Our) hardware is still key in a multicloud world, Dell ISG chief insists [1201d]
• Ad-tech firms grab email addresses from forms before they're even submitted [1201d]
• Arm CPU ran on electricity generated by algae for over six months [1201d]
• China’s state-approved Ubuntu distro targets second RISC-V platform [1201d]
• Toshiba says it's talking to ten suitors about possible sale [1201d]
• Demand for PC and smartphone chips drops 'like a rock' says CEO of China’s top chipmaker [1201d]