The Brutalist Report

The Register

Sonic Automotive says ransomware-linked CDK software outage cost it $30M [623d]
Backblaze sees drive failure rates tick up, asks if AI can help [623d]
Bad apps bypass Windows security alerts for six years using newly unveiled trick [623d]
Need to move 1.2 exabytes across the world every day? Just Effingo [623d]
Users call on Microsoft to update Outlook's friendly name feature [623d]
Nvidia's subscription software empire is taking shape [623d]
EVs continue to grow but private buyers are steering clear, say motor trade figures [623d]
WordStar 7, the last ever DOS version, is re-released for free [623d]
Dell makes new round of layoffs while it looks to unlock modern AI [623d]
Chrome Web Store warns end is nigh for uBlock Origin [623d]
Billion-dollar bust as international op shutters Cryptonator wallet [623d]
Japan stops measuring train crowding by ease of newspaper readership [624d]
Mobile Guardian attacked, leading to remote wiping of 13,000 devices [624d]
Samsung labor union orders members back to work and a 'tactical transition' to ongoing action [624d]
Illinois relaxes biometric privacy law so snafus won't cost businesses billions [624d]
NFL to begin using face scanning tech across all of its stadiums [624d]
Elon Musk is suing OpenAI again, claims CEO Sam Altman ‘betrayed’ him [624d]
Google paying to be default search on phones is totally against antitrust law, judge rules [624d]
What AI bubble? Groq rakes in $640M to grow inference cloud [624d]
Michigan probes Musk-backed PAC site that weirdly failed to help people register to vote [624d]
Another law firm piles on Intel for Raptor Lake CPU failures as complaints grow louder [624d]
Stock-trading apps fall under the feet of stampeding panicking investors [624d]
Enterprise spend on cloud up sharply as world biz splashes $80B in Q2 [624d]
That cyber-heist of 2.9B personal records? There's a class-action lawsuit looming for that [624d]
Anaconda's Python-for-Excel escapes Azure Cloud, heads for your PC [624d]