The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Cloudflare fesses up to config change that borked internet access for all [248d]
• Google plugs AI into nuclear reactor biz – what could possibly go wrong? [248d]
• JWST peers through dusty curtain to catch young star making baby planets [248d]
• Crims hijacking fully patched SonicWall VPNs to deploy stealthy backdoor and rootkit [248d]
• Google's Android boss suggests ChromeOS could be on borrowed time [248d]
• ASML shares tumble as US tariff turmoil rattles investors [248d]
• Retailer Co-op: Attackers snatched all 6.5M member records [248d]
• Turbulence at Air Serbia, the latest airline under cyber siege [248d]
• UK tech minister negotiated nothing with Google. He may get even less than that [248d]
• Security shop Adarma ceases trading, confirms it will enter administration [248d]
• If you want a picture of the future, imagine humans checking AI didn't make a mistake – forever [248d]
• VMware reboots its partner program again – and it looks like smaller players are out [249d]
• Starlink says SpaceX targeting 2026 for launch of Starship-ready terabit satellites [249d]
• Uber to roll out thousands of robo-cabs built by China’s Baidu [249d]
• AMD cleared to join Nvidia and resume selling some underpowered AI chips to China [249d]
• Curl creator mulls nixing bug bounty awards to stop AI slop [249d]
• Ex-US soldier who Googled 'can hacking be treason' pleads guilty to extortion [249d]
• German team warns ChatGPT is changing how you talk [249d]
• Mistral launches Voxtral speech recognition model [249d]
• Caught between China and Trump, Apple spends $500M on rare earth recycling [249d]
• Faceless megacorps could be a salary-hungry IT pro's best friend, if you're in AI that is [249d]
• Smartphones in the doldrums due to crap demand and tariff woes [249d]