The Brutalist Report

The Register

• SpaceX cleared to test satellite phone service via Starlink [759d]
• NKabuse backdoor harnesses blockchain brawn to hit several architectures [759d]
• Last Vega rocket launch delayed over fuel tank vanishing act [759d]
• England's village green hydrogen dream in tatters [759d]
• Lenovo leaps into AI limelight with Intel's Emerald Rapids [759d]
• To BCC or not to BCC – that is the question data watchdog wants answered [759d]
• You don't get what you don't pay for, but nobody is paid enough to be abused [760d]
• Damn, even the Pope thinks AI and autonomous weapons need reining in [760d]
• Is it 2000 or 2023? Get ready for AI-anchored news again [760d]
• China’s e-commerce players commit to broaden overseas [760d]
• Science fiction writers hate what AI has done to copyright and their generosity [760d]
• Everyone's talking about AI but industry reps say few are ready to implement [760d]
• VMware channel partner rates new product bundles and subs-only licenses 'very attractive' [760d]
• The truth about Dropbox opening up your files to AI – and the loss of trust in tech [760d]
• Four more months of Section 702 snooping slipped into $890B US defense budget bill [760d]
• Microsoft seizes websites used to sell phony email accounts to Scattered Spider and other crims [760d]
• Google pencils in limited third-party cookie purge for January [760d]
• Not even LinkedIn is that keen on Microsoft's cloud: Shift to Azure abandoned [760d]
• Linux Kernel of the Beast 6.6.6 exorcised by angelic 6.6.7 update [760d]
• Privacy crusaders accuse X of ad-targeting that flouts EU rules [760d]
• Microsoft embraces its inner penguin with Linux-powered Windows AI Studio [760d]
• NASA engineers scratch heads as Voyager 1 starts spouting cosmic gibberish [760d]