The Brutalist Report

The Register

• NATO's battle for cloud sovereignty: speed is existential [7d]
• California DMV tells Tesla to ease off on those Autopilot claims [7d]
• Microsoft security updates breaks MSMQ on older Win systems [7d]
• X sues to protect Twitter brand Musk has been trying to kill [7d]
• Former UK chancellor George Osborne finds something to do at OpenAI [7d]
• UK.gov accused of Grinching Christmas by ignoring phone theft scourge [7d]
• England keeping pen and paper exams despite limited digital expansion [7d]
• UK plans right for flat owners to demand gigabit broadband [7d]
• Cisco decides its homegrown AI model is ready to power its products [7d]
• India unveils a homegrown dual-core 1GHz RISC-V processor, the DHRUV64 [7d]
• China's Ink Dragon hides out in European government networks [7d]
• Hot for its bot, McKinsey may cut thousands of jobs [7d]
• Analytics provider: We didn't expose smut site data to crims [7d]
• Meta's SAM bot keeps 'em separated as it isolates voices and instruments from audio clips [7d]
• Browser 'privacy' extensions have eye on your AI, log all your chats [7d]
• Why do bit barns keep bumping up our bills, Senators ask DC operators [7d]
• Nvidia fills the void of American open-weights models with some of its own [7d]
• SantaStealer stuffs credentials, crypto wallets into a brand new bag [7d]
• Nvidia pledges more openness as it slurps up Slurm [7d]