The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Pandabuy admits to data breach of 1.3 million unique records [536d]
• Samsung enterprise SSD prices skyrocket thanks to AI's appetite for storage [536d]
• Microsoft warns deepfake election subversion is disturbingly easy [536d]
• French lawmakers take a swing at cloud monopolies [536d]
• Rubrik files to go public following alliance with Microsoft [536d]
• Starlink clashes with Telecom Italia over frequency data sharing [536d]
• Polish officials may face criminal charges in Pegasus spyware probe [536d]
• INC Ransom claims to be behind 'cyber incident' at UK city council [536d]
• Microsoft Teams decouples from Office 365 suite globally [536d]
• Happy 20th birthday Gmail, you're mostly grown up – now fix the spam [536d]
• Intel courts devs with open arms and exotic hardware [536d]
• Apple's GoFetch silicon security fail was down to an obsession with speed [536d]
• VMware by Broadcom plots pair of Cloud Foundation releases that will show off its strategy [536d]
• Huawei's cloud unit is its current growth vehicle [536d]
• Japan's moon lander sparks joy by making it through a second lunar night [536d]
• Six banks share customer info to help Singapore fight money laundering [536d]
• Google will delete data collected from 'private' browsing [536d]
• US House of Reps tells staff: No Microsoft Copilot for you! [536d]
• Malicious xz backdoor reveals fragility of open source [536d]
• Microsoft, OpenAI may be dreaming of $100B 5GW AI 'Stargate' supercomputer [537d]
• Rickroll meme immortalized in custom ASIC that includes 164 hardcoded programs [537d]
• OpenAI claims its software can clone your voice from 15 seconds of audio [537d]