The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft gives in to Chromebook bullies and drops Windows 11 SE [231d]
• Another one bites the dust as KubeSphere kills open source edition [231d]
• ISS is still leaking air after latest repair efforts fail [231d]
• Florida prison email blunder exposes visitor contact info to inmates [231d]
• Virgin Media scraps wholesale network rival to Openreach [231d]
• Oracle offers workaround to Windows boot issue in the cloud instead of fix [231d]
• Enterprise software giants weaponize AI to kill discounts and deepen lock-in [231d]
• Wasp nest at US nuclear site tests ten times over safe radiation limit [231d]
• Cybercrooks attached Raspberry Pi to bank network and drained ATM cash [231d]
• Windows 10 @ 10: How Microsoft led developers round in circles [231d]
• Servers hated Mondays until techie quit quaffing coffee in their company [231d]
• Top spy says LinkedIn profiles that list defence work 'recklessly invite attention of foreign intelligence services' [231d]
• Panic buying ahead of Trump tariffs added $825 million to Apple's sales last quarter [232d]
• US lowers tariffs on major tech exporting nations - but buyers will still pay more [232d]
• AI is contributing to Meta’s growth – just not the kind anyone cares about [232d]
• Amazon is spending a boatload on AI but investors are impatient for results [232d]
• Ex-CISA chief slams MAGA 'manufactured outrage' after sudden West Point firing [232d]
• New Google AI model maps world in 10-meter squares for machines to read [232d]
• Tesla starts sort-of Robotaxi service in San Francisco by invite only [232d]
• As ransomware gangs threaten physical harm, 'I am afraid of what's next,' ex-negotiator says [232d]
• Gene scanner pays $9.8 million to get feds off its back in security flap [232d]
• Altman embraces inner Viking, raids Europe with 100K GPU supercluster in Norway [232d]
• NIST discovers DevSecOps, thinks world should really check this out [232d]
• Microsoft's Azure AI Speech needs just seconds of audio to spit out a convincing deepfake [232d]
• Beijing summons Nvidia over alleged backdoors in China-bound AI chips [232d]