The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Oracle faces continued legal battle over alleged NetSuite software misrepresentations [676d]
• C-suite execs not immune to downsizing drama at Cisco [676d]
• ChatGPT starts spouting nonsense in 'unexpected responses' shocker [676d]
• LockBit leaks expose nearly 200 affiliates and bespoke data-stealing malware [676d]
• Microsoft retires Azure IoT Central retirement announcement [676d]
• Rice isn't nice for drying your iPhone, according to Apple [676d]
• London’s famous BT Tower will become a hotel after £275M sale [676d]
• Trident missile test a damp squib after rocket goes 'plop,' fails to ignite [676d]
• GNOME 46 beta has more tweaks than a coffee shop [676d]
• Microsoft veteran on how to blue screen your way to better testing [676d]
• The successor to Research Unix was Plan 9 from Bell Labs [676d]
• Orgs are having a major identity crisis while crims reap the rewards [676d]
• Europe's data protection laws cut data storage by making information-wrangling pricier [676d]
• China Unicom becomes Middle Kingdom's second carrier with a billion subscribers [676d]
• Australian supercomputer 'Taingiwilta' comes online this year with [REDACTED] inside [677d]
• China could be doing better at censorship, think tank finds [677d]
• VMware takes a swing at Nutanix, Red Hat with KVM conversion tool [677d]
• Singapore's monetary authority advises banks to get busy protecting against quantum decryption [677d]
• Hackers mod a Sony PlayStation Portal to run PSP games [677d]
• Staff say Dell's return to office mandate is a stealth layoff, especially for women [677d]
• Reported $60M Reddit deal signed to train AI models with user data [677d]
• Italy's military mulling space-based supercomputing cloud [677d]
• Persistent memory to replace DRAM, but it could take a decade [677d]
• Top five reasons to move from CentOS to RHEL (according to Red Hat) [677d]
• Microsoft Publisher books its retirement party for 2026 [677d]
• MariaDB receives offer to go private more than year after disastrous IPO [677d]
• Cops turn LockBit ransomware gang's countdown timers against them [677d]