The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Save the Children feared hit by ransomware, 7TB stolen [835d]
• Google thinks $20M ought to be enough to figure out how or if AI can be used responsibly [835d]
• MGM Resorts shuts down computer systems after 'cybersecurity incident' [835d]
• Microsoft’s AI investments skyrocketed in 2022 – and so did its water consumption [835d]
• Square blames September outage on DNS screw-up [835d]
• Huge DDoS attack against US financial institution thwarted [835d]
• X marks the spot where free speech clashes with Californian transparency [835d]
• Get ready to say hello to new Windows and goodbye to an old friend [835d]
• D2iQ's AI Navigator ready to answer your deepest cloud concerns [835d]
• Linux 6.6's in-kernel SMB networking server graduates [835d]
• MOXIE microwaved Mars air into oxygen, but now it's time for a breather [835d]
• Elon Musk has beef with Bill Gates because he shorted Tesla stock, says biographer [835d]
• Alibaba CEO, Chair and head of breakway cloud biz quits suddenly ahead of IPO [835d]
• Lithium goldrush hits sleepy Oregon-Nevada border [835d]
• Microsoft to kill off third-party printer drivers in Windows [835d]
• IRS using AI to catch rich people and tax-dodging corps [835d]
• Cloud is here to stay, but customers are starting to question the cost [835d]
• Local governments aren't businesses – so why are they force-fed business software? [835d]
• Watt's the worst thing you can do to a datacenter? Failing to RTFM, electrically [835d]
• G20 sets 2027 as the year in which it hopes members can tax crypto transactions [835d]
• IBM Software tells workers: Get back to the office three days a week [835d]
• GenAI proponents exploring its use alongside infrastructure-as-code [835d]
• China iPhone curbs reportedly extend to local government and state-owned businesses [836d]
• Google warns infoseccers: Beware of North Korean spies sliding into your DMs [836d]