The Brutalist Report

The Register

• US wants ASML to stop servicing China-owned chip equipment [529d]
• Apple's had it with Epic's app store shenanigans, terminates dev account [529d]
• Belgian ale legend Duvel’s brewery borked as ransomware halts production [529d]
• Venturing beyond the default OS on Raspberry Pi 5 [529d]
• UK finance minister promises NHS £3.4B IT investment to unlock £35B savings [529d]
• HP print rental service seeks more users to become subscription addicts [529d]
• Bank's struggle to replace Atos threw system back to dark ages [529d]
• The DMA hasn't changed Big Tech's anticompetitive DNA, says Free Software Foundation Europe [529d]
• VMware urges emergency action to blunt hypervisor flaws [529d]
• Here’s something else AI can do: expose bad infosec to give cyber-crims a toehold in your organization [529d]
• US lawmakers want ByteDance to divest TikTok or face a ban [529d]
• Beijing plans at least three new rockets – maybe reusables too [529d]
• Toyota, Samsung, accelerate towards better EV batteries [529d]
• Lawsuit claims gift card fraud is the gift that keeps on giving, to Google [530d]
• Chinese chap charged with stealing Google’s AI datacenter secrets [530d]
• Desktop GPU shipments jumped by a third – no thanks to AI PCs [530d]
• Now it's LinkedIn's turn to fall over: Outage hits thinkfluencer hub [530d]
• FBI: Critical infrastructure menaced by spike in ransomware attacks [530d]
• Copilot image generation 'systemically' flawed, says Microsoft whistleblower [530d]
• Olympic-level server tossing contest seeks entrants – warranty voiding guaranteed [530d]
• Want to be a NASA astronaut? Applications are open [530d]
• Apple's trademark tight lips extend to new iPhone, iPad zero-days [530d]
• Governments not keen on pushing citizen-facing AI services, for obvious reasons [530d]