The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Crooks pwned your servers? You've got four days to tell us, SEC tells public companies [887d]
• FCC boss says 25Mbps isn't cutting it, Americans deserve 100Mbps now, gigabit later [887d]
• Cigna sued for using software to deny healthcare insurance claims [887d]
• Russia throws founder of infosec biz Group-IB in the clink for treason [887d]
• Quarter of tech pros say they're considering quitting jobs in next six months [887d]
• Musk's X tries to win advertisers back with discounts [887d]
• Netflix offers up to $900,000 for AI product manager while actors strike for protection [887d]
• AI mentioned 175 times during Microsoft's Q4 earnings call [887d]
• Intel adds fresh x86 and vector instructions for future chips [887d]
• What does Twitter's new logo really represent? [887d]
• TSMC thinks it's got exactly what Taiwan needs – another multibillion-dollar chip plant [887d]
• To infinity and beyond, with a swarm of tiny computers costing under $1K each [887d]
• ESA sees satellite-based air traffic monitoring on near horizon [887d]
• Ambulance patient records system hauled offline for cyber-attack probe [887d]
• Sneaky Python package security fixes help no one – except miscreants [887d]
• Australian court orders Meta subsidiaries to pay $14 million over data use [887d]
• Ivanti plugs critical bug – but not before it was used against Norwegian government [888d]
• NASA awards $150 million to prototype tech for humans on the Moon, and above it [888d]
• Clients turn to Indian IT outsourcers for AI faster than industry can train staff [888d]
• One problem with America's chip ambitions: No staff [888d]
• OpenAI pulls AI text detector due to it being a bit crap [888d]