The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft warns Direct Access on Windows 10 and 11 could be anything but [732d]
• NASA's cubesat makes it to the Moon to test orbit for human visitors [732d]
• Cerebras’ new supercomputer has more cores than world’s fastest iron — but with a big catch [732d]
• Russia-based Pushwoosh tricks US Army and others into running its code – for a while [732d]
• Google slapped with $391.5m settlement in privacy lawsuit [732d]
• FTX collapse prompts other cryptocurrency firms to suspend withdrawals [732d]
• Amazon reportedly considers laying off 10k employees [732d]
• GitHub sets up private vulnerability reports for public repos to avoid 'naming and shaming' [732d]
• Nvidia, Lockheed team up to build digital twin of the Earth for climate researchers [732d]
• How AMD, Intel, Nvidia are keeping their cores from starving [732d]
• Apple sued for collecting user data despite opt-outs [732d]
• Aurora delays keep Frontier supercomputer in #1 spot on Top500 [732d]
• US Department of the Interior seeks single vendor $1b cloud contract [732d]
• Dell pushing hybrid quantum/classical system in HPC overhaul [732d]
• Twitter engineer calls out Elon Musk for technical BS in unusual career move [732d]
• Micro Focus prepares for private ownership, turnaround still WIP [732d]
• Nvidia bundles enterprise AI software with incoming H100 systems [732d]
• Robotics startup wants to disrupt walking with AI roller skates [732d]
• GlobalFoundries cuts jobs to slash operating costs [733d]
• Another crypto shocker: Major player actually corrects $400m mistake instead of cratering [733d]
• Looking for a holiday DIY project? Build your own pen-plotter, for under $15 [733d]
• University staff voice 'urgent, profound concern' as Oracle finance system delays payments [733d]
• Twitter is suffering from mad bro disease. Open thinking can build it back better [733d]
• Google’s resistance to third party Play store payments eases further with US tests [733d]