The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Linus Torvalds suggests the 80486 architecture belongs in a museum, not the Linux kernel [755d]
• Microsoft fixes printing gremlin, ends that block on Windows 11 upgrades [755d]
• India's – and Infosys's – favorite son-in-law Rishi Sunak set to be UK PM [755d]
• Chinese carriers collectively claim to have cracked a billion 5G subs [755d]
• Microsoft ships non-Surface PC: a cheap Arm box for devs [755d]
• India's top services outfits still growing strong, but bracing for tough times [755d]
• Red Hat, Intel open centers for the edge [755d]
• Rent-calculating software biz accused of colluding with 'cartel' of landlords [755d]
• Uncle Sam says these Chinese nationals are Beijing agents breaking the law on US soil [755d]
• Payment terminal malware steals $3.3m worth of credit card numbers – so far [755d]
• Starlink terminals reportedly smuggled into Iran amid internet shutdowns [755d]
• Shareholders slam Zuckerberg's 'terrifying' $100b+ Metaverse experiment [755d]
• DHL named most-spoofed brand in phishing [755d]
• Starlink signal decoded for use as GPS alternative without Elon's help [755d]
• CISA, FBI warn healthcare organizations of Daixin ransomware [755d]
• Larry Ellison fought internal battle to kill Oracle's first-generation cloud [755d]
• China chip imports down 12.4% as tech trade war with US intensifies [755d]
• From the Great Resignation to demand for more overtime [755d]
• Intel DAOS 2.2 and Red Hat Stratis 3.3 released [755d]
• Apple perfects vendor lock-in with home security kit [755d]
• Is your datacenter safe from the next X-class solar flare? [755d]
• AWS buys 100+ diesel generators... and that's just for Irish datacenters [755d]
• Don't believe the hype: HP CEO says 3D printing hasn't met early hopes [755d]
• Google says slap some GUAC on your software supply chain [755d]
• IBM doesn't think Brexit is such a bad thing these days [755d]
• Firefox points the way to eradicating one of the rudest words online: PDF [756d]
• Most Metaverse business projects will be dead by 2025 [756d]
• Union meeting BT shareholders today to discuss strikes, pay rises [756d]
• Could you not? BlackByte ransomware slinger twists the knife with data stealer [756d]
• Data loss prevention emergency tactic: keep your finger on the power button for the foreseeable future [756d]