The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Intel: Trouble draws private investors like vultures to a wounded giant [566d]
• So how's Microsoft's Secure Future Initiative going? [566d]
• Musk expects to launch five Starships to Mars in two years [566d]
• Admins using Windows Server Update Services up in arms as Microsoft deprecates feature [566d]
• iPhone 16 dubbed Apple's most repairable model in years [566d]
• UPS supplier's password policy flip-flops from unlimited, to 32, then 64 characters [566d]
• Feel free to ignore GenAI for now – a new kind of software developer is being born [566d]
• Feel free to ignore GenAI for now – a new kind of software developer is being born [566d]
• Axiom Space puts a brave face on claims of dire finances [566d]
• NHS drops another billion on tech in the hope of finally going digital [566d]
• AI to power the corporate Windows 11 refresh? Nobody's buying that [566d]
• Did you hear the one about the help desk chap who abused privileges to prank his mate? [566d]
• Chinese server-maker Inspur claims it's on track for better liquid cooling with 'railway sleeper' design [566d]
• Move over, Cobalt Strike. Splinter’s the new post-exploit menace in town [566d]
• AT&T intends to quit VMware, Broadcom claims in legal broadside [567d]
• Huawei to dump Windows for PCs in favor of its own HarmonyOS [567d]
• Apple's latest macOS release is breaking security software, network connections [567d]