The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Bombshell biography claim: Fearing nuclear war, Musk switched off Starlink to stymie Ukraine attack on Russia [839d]
• US, UK sanction more Russians linked to Trickbot [839d]
• Google Chrome Privacy Sandbox open to all: Now websites can tap into your habits directly for ads [839d]
• Microsoft to shield paid-up Copilot customers from any AI copyright brawls it starts [839d]
• Windows August update plays Blue Screen bingo – and MSI boards got the winning ticket [839d]
• Texas cryptomining outfit earns more from idling rigs than digging Bitcoin [839d]
• Lawsuit claims Tesla corp data security is far less advanced than its cars [839d]
• Linux distros drop their feelgood hits of the summer [839d]
• Musk's mighty missile is ready for launch once FAA says OK [839d]
• Microsoft to kill off Outlook REST API v2.0 in 2024 – for real this time [840d]
• If you like to play along with the illusion of privacy, smart devices are a dumb idea [840d]
• UK rejoins the EU's €100B Horizon sci-tech funding program [840d]
• UK drops 'spy clause' for scanning encrypted messages, admits it's not 'feasible' [840d]
• d-Matrix bets on in-memory compute to undercut Nvidia in smaller AI models [840d]
• Scientists turn to mid-20th century tech for low-power underwater comms [840d]
• Norway court upholds miniscule fine against Meta for flouting privacy rules [840d]
• DXC Technology named as participant in bid-rigging cartel [840d]
• China reportedly bans iPhones from more government offices [840d]
• Japan's 'Moon sniper' and its two ejectable landers make it into space [840d]
• Toyota servers ran out of storage, crashed production at 14 plants in Japan [840d]