The Brutalist Report

The Register

• TSMC says Arizona fab behind schedule, blames chip geek shortage [894d]
• Tesla to license Full Self-Driving stack to other automakers, says Musk [894d]
• Feds want to rewrite rules for competition-crushing merger probes [894d]
• Weird radio pulses could be coming from new type of stellar object [894d]
• MOVEit body count closes in on 400 orgs, 20M+ individuals [894d]
• Uncle Sam would rather Silicon Valley VCs did not invest in Chinese AI [894d]
• RIP Kevin Mitnick: Former most-wanted hacker dies at 59 [894d]
• Chips still down for TSMC with glimmer of hope this quarter [894d]
• MySQL Heatwave dives into object storage data lakes [894d]
• Ultra Ethernet Consortium wants to optimize networking for AI and HPC [894d]
• Cerebras's Condor Galaxy AI supercomputer takes flight carrying 36 exaFLOPS [894d]
• Under CISA pressure collaboration, Microsoft makes cloud security logs available for free [894d]
• RHEL drama, ChromeOS and more ... Our vultures speak freely about the latest in Linux [894d]
• Slackware wasn't the first Linux distro, but it's the oldest still alive and kicking [894d]
• Always on the Horizon, UK must wait for megabucks EU science deal [894d]
• Social media is too much for most of us to handle [894d]
• Ukraine busts bot farm spreading Russian infowar propaganda and fraud [894d]
• ChatGPT study suggests its LLMs are getting dumber at some tasks [894d]
• Russia's tiny quantum computer is (probably) nothing to worry about [895d]
• Samsung makes big promises about big new GDDR7 RAM [895d]
• Days before its earnings call, Infosys announces $2B in new business [895d]