The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Running hot? Server shipments forecast to cool in 2025 [315d]
• SpaceX Crew Dragons swapped so ISS crew can go home early [315d]
• Crimelords and spies for rogue states are working together, says Google [315d]
• EU plans to 'mobilize' €200B to invest in AI to catch up with US and China [315d]
• Why SAP is mulling 2030 end of maintenance for legacy ERP [315d]
• UK government insiders say AI datacenters may be a pricey white elephant [315d]
• AI summaries turn real news into nonsense, BBC finds [315d]
• Murena boss says customers about to wake up from its cloud storage nightmare [315d]
• Oxford researchers pull off quantum first with distributed gate teleportation [315d]
• Ignorance really is bliss when you’re drowning in information [315d]
• After Copilot trial, government staff rated Microsoft's AI it less useful than expected [315d]
• February's Patch Tuesday sees Microsoft offer just 63 fixes [315d]
• A win at last: Big-time blow to AI world in training data copyright scrap [316d]
• Microsoft wants to quit working on Army VR goggles, hand contract to Anduril [316d]
• Probe finds US Coast Guard has left maritime cybersecurity adrift [316d]
• Yup, AMD's Elba and Giglio definitely sound like they work corporate security [316d]
• 'Key kernel maintainers' still back Rust in the Linux kernel, despite the doubters [316d]
• Triplestrength hits victims with triple trouble: Ransomware, cloud hijacks, crypto-mining [316d]
• AUKUS blasts holes in LockBit's bulletproof hosting provider [316d]
• Final cumulative update for Exchange Server 2019 lands at last [316d]
• Man who binned 7,500 Bitcoin drive now wants to buy entire landfill to dig it up [316d]
• Man who SIM-swapped the SEC's X account pleads guilty [316d]