The Brutalist Report

The Register

• AMD inches closer to its goal of making AI suck less ... energy [5d]
• 'Not a theoretical risk,' feds warn as attackers use AI-made code to hack critical infrastructure controllers [5d]
• SvelteKit 3 puts heat on Next.js with radical approach to RPCs [5d]
• Google pits Marvell against Broadcom as it chases AI crown [5d]
• Dev taps Claude Code to craft custom printer driver for macOS [5d]
• ICE boss to agents: Leave the Meta spy glasses at home [5d]
• Epic Games dismisses Apple's simplified EU App Store fees as 'junk' [6d]
• Flock surveillance backlash mounts as fiendish Halloween plans circulate [6d]
• More than half of Americans now view AI negatively [6d]
• ISS spacewalkers discover there's no such thing as a quick antenna job [6d]
• Comcast gives its Wi-Fi motion detector a security makeover [6d]
• Postgres pioneer credits Oracle with helping his database take over the world [6d]
• GitHub blames 8-hour outage on autoscaling fail and VS Code retry storm [6d]
• Scotland's AI Growth Zone gets a wee £300M power-up [6d]
• SAP consultant job ads overshoot final offers by up to 12%, recruiter claims [6d]
• Raspberry Pi gets jiggy with batch CM5 provisioning [6d]
• UK taxman discovers low code doesn't mean low cost with £657M awards [6d]
• NASA estimates the size of the hole SpaceX made in the moon [6d]
• Baidu says Chinese buyers want local AI chips due to ‘supply chain’ issues [6d]
• Australian hotel chain leaks guests’ PII after breach at third-party database operator [6d]
• Cerebras CS-4 rack systems juice their dinner-plate-sized AI chips for every last drop of AI perf [6d]
• Cerebras CS-4 rack systems juice chips for every last drop of AI performance [6d]