The Brutalist Report

The Register

• What's unconstitutional about Google keyword search warrants? Nothing, says Colorado Supreme Court [795d]
• Paying for WinRAR in all the wrong ways - Russia and China hitting ancient app [795d]
• Nvidia sells Foxconn on AI factories that turn raw data into profit [795d]
• Now we can blame spacecraft for polluting the atmosphere [795d]
• Critical Citrix bug exploited by data thieves weeks before being patched [795d]
• Want a clean energy transition? Better start putting cash into electrical grid [795d]
• Come work at HQ... or find a new job, Roblox CEO tells staff [795d]
• Hyperscale datacenter capacity set to triple because of AI demand [795d]
• Moonstruck Modi wants Indian crew on lunar surface by 2040 [795d]
• Take Windows 11... please. Leaks confirm low numbers for Microsoft's latest OS [795d]
• D-Link clears up 'exaggerations' around data breach [795d]
• Amazon to drop a cool $1B on Microsoft 365 cloud suite [795d]
• You snooze, you lose? It's not quite as simple as that [795d]
• CIA exposed to potential intelligence interception due to X's URL bug [795d]
• Boris Johnson's mad hydrogen for homes bubble bursts [795d]
• US prosecutors slam Autonomy tycoon's attempt to get charges tossed [795d]
• Governments resent their dependence on Big Tech [795d]
• Five Eyes intel chiefs warn China's IP theft program now at 'unprecedented' levels [795d]
• Malware crooks find an in with fake browser updates, in case real ones weren't bad enough [795d]
• Buyer's remorse haunts 3 in 5 business software purchases [795d]
• Ampere leads a pack of AI startups to challenge Nvidia's 'unsustainable' GPUs [795d]
• Atlassian users complain of cloud migration dead ends, especially in UK [795d]
• Sony, Honda, tease EV that aims to be a loungeroom on wheels [796d]
• Apple finds another use for USB-C – a cheaper Pencil [796d]
• X tries charging new users $1 to deter bots [796d]
• Google and Qualcomm decide RISC-V's no risk on wrists in next-gen wearables [796d]
• America extends China chip export bans and acts to cut off backdoor exports [796d]