The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Nearly 3 out of 4 Oracle Java users say they've been audited in the past 3 years [249d]
• AI creeps into the risk register for America's biggest firms [249d]
• With Tomahawk Ultra, Broadcom asks who needs UALink when there's Ethernet? [249d]
• IT consultancy settles US battle over alleged $14.75M government contract fraud [249d]
• Former Google DeepMind engineer says other AI agents are doing it wrong [249d]
• CIOs pause net-new IT investments as global tariff jitters bite [249d]
• HAMR time: Seagate unleashes 30 TB disks to feed the AI beast [249d]
• Britain's billion-pound F-35s not quite ready for, well, anything [249d]
• Meta reveals plan for several multi-gigawatt datacenter clusters [250d]
• Scientists spot massive black hole collision that defies current theories [250d]
• Nvidia to resume sales to China – with Trump administration approval [250d]
• Malaysia closes a back door that may have allowed US-sourced AI chips to reach China [250d]
• Someone hijacked Elmo's X account to post antisemitic rants [250d]
• Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and xAI get $800M to hop in bed with Pentagon [250d]
• Nvidia A6000 GPUs flip memory bits if beaten by GPUHammer [250d]
• Nvidia CEO says China wouldn't risk building military supers with American AI chips [250d]
• A software-defined radio can derail a US train by slamming the brakes on remotely [250d]
• GParted: Still the best free partitioner standing – unless you're on a 32-bit box [250d]