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The Register Kettle

Hosted by El Reg · 🇬🇧 GB · EN · 13 episodes

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About this podcast

What's a kettle, you ask? Why a group of vultures in flight, of course. News, insights, analysis, and overall chatter around what's happening in the broader world of IT from the reporters at The Register and guests. Hosted by Brandon Vigliarolo, with regular guests EIC Matt Rosoff, US editor Avram Piltch, UK editor Paul Kunert, and reporters Tom Claburn, Jessica Lyons, Tobias Mann, and more!

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May went out with a tech boom: Both prices and rockets exploded this week

May 31, 202624mEp. 13S1

It was explosive news week – if you're the price of a popular-but-aging piece of consumer gaming hardware or a Jeff Bezos rocket. This week on The Kettle, Brandon Vigliarolo is joined by Reg reporters Richard Speed and D

Google's AI ventures are enshittification in action

May 24, 202633mEp. 12S1

Google I/O has ostensibly been an AI show for a few years running, but this year's announcements have taken the cake, which Google seems all to happy to let its users eat as it reshapes the web. On this week's episode of

Did your cloud AI bills go through the roof, too?

May 17, 202622mEp. 11S1

Hopefully you haven't had reason to notice yet, but there's a rising problem with AI services on Google Cloud, AWS, and other platforms sticking their customers with bills in the tens of thousands of dollars. This week's

Locally-installed AI models are getting pretty good

May 10, 202630mEp. 10S1

This week on The Kettle, host Brandon Vigliarolo is joined by systems editor Tobias Mann and senior reporter Tom Claburn to discuss the current state of locally-installed coding assistant LLMs. After some experimentation

Things are messy at Microsoft: What's wrong?

May 3, 202626mEp. 9S1

Windows is a mess, Copilot's been a disaster, updates have been failing ... hey, Microsoft - everything okay? There's been a lot going wrong for the Windows maker of late, and leadership is promising improvements. Join h

Google Cloud Next is an AI conference now

Apr 26, 202629mEp. 8S1

This week on the Kettle we split the conversation between two topics: The biggest news out of Google Cloud Next, and the latest hype-bursting revelations about Anthropic's Mythos AI, and the fact that it's already been a

AI is gullible - just like you!

Apr 19, 202622m0

Prompt injection attacks are, in a lot of ways, like phishing a human: By convincing them of your harmless intent, they do something that's not in their best nature just like the gullible person handing over corporate de

Anthropic's Mythos might be more dangerous than Lovecraft's

Apr 12, 202623mEp. 6S1

Anthropic stunned the infosec world this week with the announcement of a new zero-day discovering and exploiting AI called Mythos, which it claims is too dangerous to release to anyone but the biggest companies in the te

Claude Code ... exposed!

Apr 5, 202623mEp. 5S1

A human mistake at Anthropic last week led to the entirety of Claude Code's source code being leaked to the web, pubished on GitHub, forked, dissected, picked apart, and otherwise exposed to the world to see - perfect fo

Just how good of a coder is AI, really?

Mar 29, 202620m0

Did you know that if you tell your AI it's an expert coder it'll actually write worse code? Join Brandon, systems editor Tobias Mann, and senior reporter Thomas Claburn to discuss the state of - and limitations with - AI

RSAC 2026: Agents and politics and spies, oh my!

Mar 22, 202625mEp. 4S1

We regret to inform you that RSAC 2026 is probably going to be all about agentic AI, and with good reason: It's changing both the defensive and offensive security paradigms. Along with agentic AI, The Register security e

What's Jensen got in his GTC basket?

Mar 15, 202626mEp. 2S1

Join host Brandon Vigliarolo, El Reg's systems editor, Tobias Mann, and US editor Avram Piltch to discuss what we think might be on deck for this year's Nvidia GTC, starting Monday, March 16.

Tech takes center stage in the US' war with Iran

Mar 8, 202620mEp. 1S1

Join host Brandon Vigliarolo, The Register cybersecurity editor Jessica Lyons, and systems editor Tobias Mann to discuss how the US/Iran conflict seems like a new era in the primacy of tech's role in war, how an internat

The Register Kettle regenerates!

Mar 4, 20260mS1

The Kettle returns with a new format (audio only) and new host (ugh, he's American?), but the same old banter, analytics, and insight it had before the break. Join us for our first episode, coming soon.

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