The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Fresh strain of pro-Russian wiper flushes Ukrainian critical infrastructure [36d]
• As Europe eyes move from US hyperscalers, IONOS dismisses scaleability worries [36d]
• Uncle Sam moves to seize $7.7M laundered by North Korean IT worker ring [36d]
• Your ransomware nightmare just came true – now what? [36d]
• Just 15 buyers are in charge of £14B in UK central government tech spending [36d]
• Ex-NASA Admin pick blames Musk ties for pulled nomination [36d]
• Techie traced cables from basement to maternity ward and onto a roof, before a car crash revealed the problem [36d]
• European pols wave their hands about digital sovereignty with broad but vague plan [36d]
• Toshiba realises it can build, power, and maintain datacenters – so builds a team to do it all [37d]
• Broadcom sends VMware to record revenue, margins, as most big customers sign for private cloud bundles [37d]
• Japan's latest Moon landing looks to have failed after ispace probe goes dark [37d]
• Uncle Sam puts $10M bounty on RedLine dev and Russia-backed cronies [37d]
• AT&T not sure if new customer data dump is déjà vu [37d]
• Senate dishes out second helping of SAMOSA to kill costly software licenses [37d]
• Trump official warns they're putting the squeeze on CHIPS Act winners [37d]
• Cellebrite buys Corellium to help cops bust phone encryption [37d]
• Trump’s cyber czar pick grilled over CISA cuts: ‘If we have a cyber 9/11, you’re the guy’ [37d]
• Take ChatGPT back to the 2010s and they’d think AGI arrived, says Altman [37d]
• Elon Musk pukes over pork-filled budget bill with Tesla subsidies on the line [37d]
• BidenCash busted as Feds nuke stolen credit card bazaar [37d]