The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Summoning the spirit of the BBC Micro with a Pi 500+ and a can of spray paint [31d]
• Supermarket sorry after facial recognition alert flags right criminal, wrong customer [31d]
• Microsoft starts the countdown for the end of Exchange Web Services [31d]
• CISA orders federal agencies to rip out EOL edge kit before cybercrooks move in [31d]
• Romanian rail workers accused of bribery turned to ChatGPT for legal tips [31d]
• Smartphones cleared for launch as NASA loosens the rulebook [31d]
• DWP considers chatbot work coaches as AI-fueled job losses loom [31d]
• UK council digs deeper into capital assets to keep Oracle project afloat [31d]
• Summer in Australia means beers, beaches, and bork [31d]
• New hire fixed a problem so fast, their boss left to become a yoga instructor [31d]
• Pakistan to test students for real-world skills before they graduate from IT degrees [31d]
• Atlassian swears it can handle AI without blowing out costs, or being swamped [31d]
• Amazon can't build AI capacity fast enough, throws another $200B at the problem [31d]
• Ad blocking is alive and well, despite Chrome's attempts to make it harder [31d]
• OpenClaw reveals meaty personal information after simple cracks [31d]
• OpenAI chases business bucks with confusingly named Frontier platform [31d]
• Substack says intruder lifted emails, phone numbers in months-old breach [31d]
• Asia-based government spies quietly broke into critical networks across 37 countries [31d]
• Stash or splash? Lawmakers ask NASA to find alternatives for International Space Station [31d]
• Anthropic apes OpenAI with cheeky chatbot commercials [31d]
• SpaceX wants to fill Earth orbit with a million datacenter satellites [31d]
• Most SAP migrations bust budgets and project timelines, research finds [31d]
• Betterment breach may expose 1.4M users after social engineering attack [32d]
• Microsoft declares 'reliability' a priority for Visual Studio AI [32d]