The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Warning: Windows update breaks authentication for some server admins [1204d]
• SoftBank to stop investing 'randomly' after losing billions of dollars [1205d]
• If you've got Intel inside, you probably need to get these security patches inside, too [1205d]
• Appeals court unleashes Texas's anti-Big-Tech content-no-moderation law [1205d]
• How Intel and AMD hope to win the cloud security game [1205d]
• What 'share of wallet' means and why it matters to SAP [1205d]
• Workstation, server, IoT? No worries. Fedora 36 is out – all 13 editions of it [1205d]
• Rackspace considers selling part of business: 'Everything' on the table [1205d]
• Ransomware the final nail in coffin for small university [1205d]
• Microsoft tests ‘Suggested Actions’ in Windows 11. Insiders: Can we turn it off? [1205d]
• Panzura scores $80 million funding to grow storage footprint [1205d]
• Private equity snaps up datacenter operator Switch for nearly $11b [1205d]
• User-built low-code apps tipped to dominate analytics by 2025 [1205d]
• Nuance helps launch healthcare AI industry group [1205d]
• Apple to replace future iPhone Lightning port with USB-C next year, this guy claims [1205d]
• Open-source leaders' reputations as jerks is undeserved [1205d]
• APT gang 'Sidewinder' goes on two-year attack spree across Asia [1205d]
• BMW looks to quantum computers to speed R&D [1205d]
• It's time to kick China off social media, says tech governance expert [1205d]
• Europe proposes tackling child abuse by killing privacy, strong encryption [1205d]
• Ukraine war a sorting hat for cyber-governance loyalties: Black Hat founder Jeff Moss [1205d]
• Nvidia open-sources Linux kernel GPU modules. Repeat, open-source GPU modules [1205d]
• Mystery of industry-targeting backdoored NPM JavaScript packages solved [1205d]