The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft and Meta promise facehugger PCs piping cloud desktops into VR headsets [769d]
• China launches solar observation satellite [769d]
• Big win for Big Tech as Indian IT minister signals reversal of data sovereignty plan [769d]
• Confirmed: Asteroid orbit really was altered by Earth crash probe DART [769d]
• Boffins rejoice: US Energy Department's research network gets a 400G upgrade [769d]
• Crypto exchange Bittrex coughs up $53m to end claims of US sanctions busting [769d]
• Nvidia not cutting it? Google and Amazon’s latest AI chips have arrived [769d]
• It’s Patch Tuesday and still no fix for ProxyNotShell Microsoft Exchange holes [769d]
• Google Cloud to start accepting Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum as payment [769d]
• Google Cloud to accept cryptocurrencies as payment [769d]
• Uber, Lyft stock decimated as US aims to classify gig workers as staff [769d]
• This maglev turntable costs more than an average luxury electric car [769d]
• Self-imposed climate change may have killed Martian life [769d]
• Oracle VirtualBox 7.0 is here – just watch out for the proprietary Extension Pack [769d]
• California legalizes digital license plates for all vehicles [769d]
• Structured data, unstructured data: It shouldn't matter, says Google [769d]
• China could use Digital Yuan to swerve Russia-style sanctions [769d]
• Samsung's Ukraine headquarters damaged by Russian missile strike [769d]
• SAP users see scattered clouds on the horizon [769d]
• Intel chips in on optical modem for DARPA's 'internet of satellites' [770d]
• PC shipments fall at fastest rate ever as businesses slam wallets shut [770d]
• If you're wondering why Google blew $5b on Mandiant, this may shed some light [770d]
• People still seem to think their fancy cars are fully self-driving [770d]
• Fortinet warns of critical flaw in its security appliance OSes, admin panels [770d]
• The new GPU world order is beginning to take shape [770d]
• UK govt launches multibillion procurement for tax agency application services [770d]
• NASA regains control of CAPSTONE lunar orbiter after a tumble [770d]