The Brutalist Report

The Register

• 2023: The year SK Hynix expects profit-whacking dip to end, and 238 layer RAM to debut [754d]
• Government IT provider UKCloud goes into liquidation [754d]
• Voyager mission's project scientist retires after 50 years of service [754d]
• Ransomware down this year – but there's a catch [754d]
• If someone tries ransacking your Windows network, it's a bit easier now to grok in Microsoft 365 Defender [754d]
• Health insurer Medibank's data breach diagnosis keeps getting worse [754d]
• Microsoft will help trim your Azure bill to encourage loyalty [754d]
• Logitech, that canary in PC coal mine, just fell off its perch [754d]
• GM: Seeing as all y'all like our electric cars, we'll double output next year [754d]
• FTC slaps down Drizly CEO after 2.4m user records stolen from 'careless' booze app biz [754d]
• Meta met a programming language it likes better than Java [754d]
• Apple finds new way to squeeze social network apps until pips squeak [754d]
• Nvidia RTX 4090: So hot they're bursting into actual flames [754d]
• PayPal ditches passwords, at least on Apple devices [754d]
• Python team wraps version 3.11.0 [754d]
• Fujitsu launches HPC and not-quite-quantum cloud services [754d]
• SAP struggles to exit Russia after sale of support unit stalled [754d]
• Update time for Ubuntu: last version of Linux kernel 5.19.17 hits [754d]
• If you're still on Windows 7/8.1, it's time to say goodbye to Google Chrome [754d]
• Chip fab locations more important than oil well placement, says Gelsinger [754d]
• Luxury smartphone brand returns with $41,500 device [754d]
• AWS users can finally use Nitro Enclaves on Arm Graviton EC2 instances [754d]
• What's up with WhatsApp? Messaging platform suffers outage in the UK [754d]
• Lash#Cat9: A radical new Linux UI for keyboard warriors [754d]
• Gone phishing: UK data watchdog fines construction biz £4.4m for poor infosec hygiene [755d]
• Philips axes thousands amid financial loss [755d]