The Brutalist Report

The Register

• VMware customers optimistically wait for Broadcom’s impact [1054d]
• Arm sues Qualcomm over custom Nuvia CPU cores, wants designs destroyed [1054d]
• Cloudflare tries to explain why it protects far-right forums that stalk and harass victims [1055d]
• Toyota commits $2.5b to North Carolina battery factory [1055d]
• Woman forced to sell 4-bed house after crypto exchange wrongly refunded $7.2m [1055d]
• Snap to lay off one in five employees as losses mount [1055d]
• Former Microsoft UX boss doesn't like the Windows 11 Start menu either [1055d]
• TSMC poised to begin 3nm production despite weaker chip demand [1055d]
• MX Linux 21.2: Middleweight Debian-based distro is well worth a look [1055d]
• India wants to quadruple electronics biz in just four years [1055d]
• Voyager 1 data corrupted by onboard computer that 'stopped working years ago' [1055d]
• SAP picks Airbus finance chief Dominik Asam for next CFO [1055d]
• Big cloud rivals hit back over Microsoft licensing changes [1055d]
• HP's consumer PC biz shrinks by a fifth as inflation bites [1055d]
• Decisions on health data sharing should not be taken by politicians, citizen juries find [1055d]
• Astera Labs says its CXL tech sticks DDR5 into a PCIe slot [1055d]
• Left-wing campaign group throws weight behind BT strikes [1055d]
• What are Nvidia and AMD doing getting involved with SmartNICs and VMware? [1055d]
• Startup wants to build a space station that refuels satellites by 2025 [1055d]
• China-linked APT40 gang targets wind farms, Australian government [1055d]
• California to try tackling drought with canal-top solar panels [1055d]
• Japan to change laws that require use of floppy disks [1055d]
• Musk tries to stall Twitter takeover trial following whistleblower claims [1055d]