The Brutalist Report

The Register

• When disaster strikes, proper preparation prevents poor performance [114d]
• Mediatek wants to make Chromebooks more like Copilot+ PCs [114d]
• Bill Gates unearths Microsoft's ancient code like a proud nerd dad [114d]
• Why is someone mass-scanning Juniper and Palo Alto Networks products? [114d]
• Zorin OS 17.3 takes the Brave step of changing its default browser from Firefox [114d]
• EU: These are scary times – let's backdoor encryption! [114d]
• System builders say server prices set to spike as Trump plays customs cowboy [114d]
• Heterogeneous stacks, ransomware, and ITaaS: A DR nightmare [114d]
• UK government told to get a grip on £23B tech spend [114d]
• On the issue of AI copyright, Blair Institute favors tech bros over Cool Britannia [114d]
• Customer info allegedly stolen from Royal Mail, Samsung via compromised supplier [114d]
• OpenStack delivers ‘Epoxy’ release, which it hopes will unglue more VMware customers [114d]
• OpenAI wants to bend copyright rules. Study suggests it isn’t waiting for permission [114d]
• Wikipedia's overlords bemoan AI bot bandwidth burden [114d]
• Americans set to pay more on nearly all imports: Trump activates broad tariffs [115d]
• Raw Deel: Corporate spy admits role in espionage at HR software biz Rippling [115d]
• Pennsylvania’s once top coal power plant eyed for revival as 4.5GW gas-fired AI campus [115d]
• Crimelords at Hunters International told lackeys ransomware too 'risky' [115d]
• Raspberry Pi not affected by Trump tariffs yet while China-tied rivals feel the heat [115d]