The Brutalist Report

The Register

• This rope-laying, ever-growing robot may one day explore your blood vessels [783d]
• Tencent has its Meta moment as CEO Pony Ma outlines 'immersive convergence' [783d]
• Indian authorities probe Singapore gaming payments outfit Coda [783d]
• IETF, Internet Society worry UN's ITU meeting could threaten the open internet [783d]
• OpenAI opens doors to DALL-E after the horse has bolted to Midjourney and others [783d]
• Microsoft to kill off old access rules in Exchange Online [783d]
• Matrix chat encryption sunk by five fatal holes [783d]
• The web's cruising at 13 million new and nefarious domain names a month [783d]
• AMD's Ryzen V3000 goes head to head with Intel's embedded chips on power, oomph [783d]
• Cloudflare's invisible CAPTCHA works by probing browsers with JavaScript [783d]
• Want to sneak a RAT into Windows? Buy Quantum Builder on the dark web [784d]
• Hacked Fast Company sends 'obscene and racist' alerts via Apple News [784d]
• Oracle's Netsuite tests automation, warehouse management waters [784d]
• US government building AI tech to unmask anonymous writers [784d]
• Microsoft among software titans under spotlight for restrictive licensing [784d]
• Those screws on the Apple Watch Ultra are a red herring [784d]
• Late but lustrous, a fresh remix of Ubuntu emerges [784d]
• Chipmakers still shoveling cash into new fabs as demand slows [784d]
• Ever suspected bankers could just use WhatsApp comms? $1.8b says you're right [784d]
• How one Ukrainian software maker planned for survival as invaders approached [784d]
• Russia's Facebook-like VK removed from Apple App Store [784d]
• Post-Brexit 'science superpower' UK still hasn't appointed a science minister [784d]
• Intel has a secret club in the cloud for devs to try out new chips – and you ain't in it [784d]
• Is it time to retire C and C++ for Rust in new programs? [784d]
• Here's how crooks will use deepfakes to scam your biz [784d]