The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Nvidia invests in quantum computing weeks after CEO said it's decades from being useful [140d]
• Political poker? Tariff hunger games? Trump creates havoc for PC industry [140d]
• Chimera Linux ghosts RISC-V because there's no time for sluggish hardware [140d]
• Crew-9 splashes down while NASA floats along with Trump and Musk nonsense [140d]
• Ex-US Cyber Command chief: Europe and 5 Eyes can't fully replicate US intel [140d]
• Datacenter vacancies hit record low as power shortages stall projects [140d]
• 'Once in a lifetime' IT outage at city council hit datacenter, but no files lost [140d]
• Schneider Electric plugs into AI's power hunger with Nvidia digital twin tech [140d]
• Ubuntu 25.10 plans to swap GNU coreutils for Rust [140d]
• Brit supermarket finds breaking up is hard to do as Walmart-Asda divorce stretches into fourth year [140d]
• Show top LLMs buggy code and they'll finish off the mistakes rather than fix them [140d]
• Boffins 3D-print artificial iris muscle that flexes both ways [141d]
• Non-x86 servers boom even faster than the rest of the AI-infused and GPU-hungry market [141d]
• China's EV champ BYD reveals super-fast charging that leaves Tesla eating dust [141d]
• Trump fires Democratic FTC commissioners, presaging big tech policy shifts [141d]
• Nvidia's Vera Rubin CPU, GPU roadmap charts course for hot-hot-hot 600 kW racks [141d]
• Yup, AI robo-authors don't qualify for copyright, says appeals court [141d]
• CISA fires, now rehires and immediately benches security crew on full pay [141d]
• Dell delivers monster 20-petaFLOPS desktop built on Nvidia's GB300 Superchip [141d]
• Nvidia wants to put a GB300 Superchip on your desk with DGX Station, Spark PCs [141d]
• Nvidia punts silicon photonic switches to keep GPUs fed with data [141d]
• We heard you like HBM – Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra GPUs have 288 GB of it [141d]
• Amazon accused of using algorithms to push warehouse workers to breaking point [141d]
• US tech jobs outlook clouded by DOGE cuts, Trump tariffs [141d]
• Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller now available to mere mortals [141d]