The Brutalist Report

The Register

• HPE puts all its chips in the agentic AI pot [272d]
• Bezos beams up batch two as Project Kuiper plays catch-up with Starlink [272d]
• AI may be after your job, but this AI agent promises to help you get a new one [272d]
• Microsoft is about to retire default outbound access for VMs in Azure [272d]
• Xlibre forks to the rescue – but Kubuntu gives X11 the boot [272d]
• World's largest camera shows galaxy in 3,200 megapixel glory as Rubin telescope goes online [272d]
• Four REvil ransomware crooks walk free, escape gulag fate, after admitting guilt [272d]
• Google faces UK clampdown as watchdog floats market power rules [272d]
• Datacenter market offers us captive customer base, say investors [272d]
• Tiling terminal multiplexers for the console connoisseur [272d]
• China’s trying to slim down, which will fatten the smartwatch market [272d]
• Lenovo shows what a Chromebook packing a MediaTek Kompanio Ultra can do [272d]
• 'Psylo' browser tries to obscure digital fingerprints by giving very tab its own IP address [272d]
• Omnissa brings VDI-style app packaging to physical PCs [272d]
• Typhoon-like gang slinging TLS certificate 'signed' by the Los Angeles Police Department [272d]
• America and Britain gear up with Project Flytrap to bring anti-drone kit to the battlefield [272d]
• Huawei’s latest notebook shows China is still generations behind in chipmaking [272d]
• Iran cyberattacks against US biz more likely following air strikes [272d]
• Empire State to site 1 GW nuke as AI bit barns guzzle power [272d]