The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Predator spyware sold with Chrome, Android zero-day exploits to monitor targets [1191d]
• If you're using the ctx Python package, bad news: Vandal added info-stealing code [1191d]
• DigitalOcean sets sail for serverless seas with Functions feature [1191d]
• Patch now: Zoom chat messages can infect PCs, Macs, phones with malware [1191d]
• Google says it would release its photorealistic DALL-E 2 rival – but this AI is too prejudiced for you to use [1191d]
• Facebook opens political ad data vaults to researchers [1191d]
• Toyota cuts vehicle production over global chip shortage [1191d]
• Microsoft shows off Windows updates at Build developer event [1191d]
• CockroachDB adds command line tool as database hits version 22.1 [1191d]
• Version 251 of systemd coming soon to a Linux distro near you [1191d]
• SAP attracts further criticism for Russia presence, despite promise to leave [1192d]
• Neuromorphic chips 'up to 16 times more energy efficient' for deep learning [1192d]
• Leica and Huawei terminate trading agreement amid US sanctions [1192d]
• It's 2022 and there are still malware-laden PDFs in emails exploiting bugs from 2017 [1192d]
• New audio server Pipewire coming to next version of Ubuntu [1192d]
• VMware claims ‘bare-metal’ performance from virtualized Nvidia GPUs [1192d]
• Nvidia promises annual datacenter product updates across CPU, GPU, and DPU [1192d]
• Now Amazon puts 'creepy' AI cameras in UK delivery vans [1192d]
• AWS puts its latest homebrew Arm CPU - the Graviton3 - into production [1192d]
• Beijing reverses ban on tech companies listing offshore [1192d]
• Nvidia teases server designs for Grace-Hopper Superchips [1192d]
• Nvidia brings liquid cooling to A100 PCIe GPU cards for ‘greener’ datacenters [1192d]
• Broadcom to buy VMware 'on Thursday for $60 billion' [1192d]
• Screencastify fixes bug that would have let rogue websites spy on webcams [1192d]