The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Rock Chrome hard enough and get paid half a million [598d]
• Verizon taps another satellite operator to make texting from the middle of nowhere easier [598d]
• Ex-Windows boss who tried to save the Start Menu now Shopify tech wizard [598d]
• Fintech outfit Klarna swaps humans for AI by not replacing departing workers [599d]
• Brain Cipher claims attack on Olympic venue, promises 300 GB data leak [599d]
• DataVita declares sovereignty with 'National Cloud' for UK [599d]
• Brit teachers are getting AI sidekicks to help with marking and lesson plans [599d]
• Hangover from messy Walmart tech divorce ongoing at Asda [599d]
• Sweet 16 and making mistakes: More of the computing industry's biggest fails [599d]
• Astronomers back call for review of bonkers rule that means satellite swarms fly without environment checks [599d]
• EU tries to pin down China on definition of 'important data' [599d]
• Nvidia's growth slows to a mere 122 percent but it’s still topping expectations [599d]
• CrowdStrike's meltdown didn't dent its market dominance … yet [599d]
• Public clouds are 'dirty' about VMware's on-prem push, says Broadcom CEO Hock Tan [599d]
• AT&T to shell out $950,000 after quad-state 911 outage [599d]
• Microsoft hosts a security summit but no press, public allowed [599d]
• Proof-of-concept code released for zero-click critical Windows vuln [599d]
• Supermicro delays 10-K filling due to accounting issues [599d]
• Google trains a GenAI model to simulate DOOM's game engine in real-ish time [599d]
• Warren Buffett’s favorite insurer, GEICO, drops VMware for OpenStack [599d]
• Iran's Pioneer Kitten hits US networks via buggy Check Point, Palo Alto gear [599d]
• Elon Musk reins in Grok AI bot to stop election misinformation [599d]
• TikTok isn't protected by Section 230 in 10-year-old’s ‘blackout challenge’ death [599d]