The Brutalist Report

The Register

• SpaceX loses a Falcon 9 booster and scrubs a Starship [293d]
• CoreWeave rides AI wave with IPO filing – but its fate hinges on Microsoft [293d]
• Microsoft Exchange Admin Center takes extended siesta in the EU [293d]
• Windows 365 Disaster Recovery Plus promises Cloud PC comebacks in 30 minutes [293d]
• The ups and down of a virtual trip to the Moon in Zero G's 727 [293d]
• Microsoft SQL Server 2019 shuffles out of mainstream support [293d]
• Cloudflare's bot bouncer blocks weirdo browsers [293d]
• How Google tracks Android device users before they've even opened an app [293d]
• Microsoft: So what if costs 4X as much to run Windows Server in AWS, Alibaba, and Google? [293d]
• It's bad enough we have to turn on cams for meetings, now the person staring at you may be an AI deepfake [293d]
• Microsoft signed a dodgy driver and now ransomware scum are exploiting it [293d]
• Broadcom starts beta for VMware Cloud Foundation 9, the release it reckons will douse user anger [293d]
• TSMC plans $100B US expansion that Trump hails without clarifying tariff plans [293d]
• So … Russia no longer a cyber threat to America? [293d]
• America's National Science Foundation workers fired in bulk by Trump reinstated [293d]
• US stocks slip as Trump pulls trigger on Canada, Mexico, China tariffs [293d]
• Wanna save Intel? Fire the board, bring back Pat, ex-CEO Craig Barrett says [293d]
• Phantom of the Opera browser: An AI agent now lurks within for the lazy [293d]
• Microsoft blames Outlook's wobbly weekend on 'problematic code change' [293d]
• Lenovo teases solar-powered and folding screen concept laptops [293d]
• Ex-SAP CTO walks away with €7.1M payout after scandal [293d]
• Cybersecurity not the hiring-'em-like-hotcakes role it once was [293d]