The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Cloud market working well... if you're AWS and Microsoft [331d]
• Microsoft admits January's Windows Update broke USB Digital to Audio Convertor [331d]
• Security pros more confident about fending off ransomware, despite being battered by attacks [331d]
• Fear of the unknown keeps Broadcom's VMware herd captive. Don't be cowed [331d]
• Meta blocked Distrowatch links on Facebook while running Linux servers [331d]
• 40 years ago, classified Shuttle mission foreshadowed Challenger's fatal flaw [331d]
• Windows 10's demise nears, but Linux is forever [331d]
• Why does the UK keep getting beaten up by IT suppliers? [331d]
• Enlightenment reaches 0.27, continuing its quiet but persistent journey [331d]
• Apple plugs security hole in its iThings that's already been exploited in iOS [331d]
• AI facial recognition could sink this murder investigation [332d]
• DeepSeek isn't done yet with OpenAI – image-maker Janus Pro is gunning for DALL-E 3 [332d]
• DeepSeek's R1 curiously tells El Reg reader: 'My guidelines are set by OpenAI' [332d]
• US freezes foreign aid, halting cybersecurity defense and policy funds for allies [332d]
• Nvidia deprecates CUDA support for aging architectures [332d]
• South Carolina's abandoned nuclear reactors positioned to fuel the AI datacenter boom [332d]
• Microsoft builds open source document database on PostgreSQL, suggests FerretDB as front end [332d]
• DeepSeek suspends new registrations amid cyberattack [332d]
• Google takes action after coder reports 'most sophisticated attack I've ever seen' [332d]
• Citrix slated to axe its Technology Professional program [332d]