The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Tech firms to pay millions in SEC penalties for misleading SolarWinds disclosures [535d]
• Akira ransomware is encrypting victims again following pure extortion fling [535d]
• It's about time Intel, AMD dropped x86 games and turned to the real threat [535d]
• AI's energy appetite has Taiwan reconsidering the nuclear option [535d]
• Socket plugs in $40M to strengthen software supply chain [535d]
• As Arm rivals cook up custom silicon, Mediatek sticks to tried-and-true Cortex recipe [535d]
• Clock's ticking on PostgreSQL 12, but not everyone is ready to say goodbye [535d]
• Want to feel old? Excel just entered its 40th year [535d]
• Telcos find cloud migrations, security, are a pain in the IaaS [536d]
• Major publishers sue Perplexity AI for scraping without paying [536d]
• Lab-grown human brain cells drive virtual butterfly in simulation [536d]
• Pixel perfect Ghostpulse malware loader hides inside PNG image files [536d]
• India, Nvidia, discuss jointly developed AI chip [536d]
• China Telecom's next 150,000 servers will mostly use local processors [536d]
• Intern allegedly messed with ByteDance's LLM training cluster [536d]
• US leans on Japan to curb sales of chipmaking equipment to China [536d]
• Drone maker DJI sues Pentagon over ‘Chinese military company’ label [536d]
• US moves ahead with crackdown on data brokers selling to six 'countries of concern' [536d]
• China’s Spamouflage cranks up trolling of US Senator Rubio as election day looms [536d]
• Sophos to snatch Secureworks in $859M buyout: Why fight when you can just buy? [536d]
• Microsoft says its Copilot AI agents set to tackle employee tasks in November [536d]
• The billionaire behind Trump's 'unhackable' phone is on a mission to fight Tesla's FSD [536d]
• China ramps up semiconductor patents amid US export restrictions [536d]
• Musk's $1M election lottery raises serious legal concerns, says Pennsylvania governor [536d]