The Brutalist Report

The Register

• 1 in 10 orgs dumping their security vendors after CrowdStrike outage [570d]
• Torvalds weighs in on 'nasty' Rust vs C for Linux debate [570d]
• Thousands of orgs at risk of knowledge base data leaks via ServiceNow misconfigurations [570d]
• ERP modernization? Admins have heard of it [571d]
• Dutch watchdog wants more powers after EU drops Microsoft Inflection probe [571d]
• UK activists targeted with Pegasus spyware ask police to charge NSO Group [571d]
• Kelsey Hightower: If governments rely on FOSS, they should fund it [571d]
• With billions in UK govt IT contracts about to expire, get the next vendors to act right [571d]
• SiFive shifts from RISC-V cores for AI chips to designing its own full-fat accelerator [571d]
• Broadcom CEO predicts hyperscalers poised to build million-accelerator clusters [571d]
• Tor insists its network is safe after German cops convict CSAM dark-web admin [571d]
• NTT Data, IBM, team on mainframe cloud for banks [571d]
• Lenovo turns to India as source of AI servers [571d]
• LinkedIn started harvesting people's posts for training AI without asking for opt-in [571d]
• Google dodges €1.5B EU ads antitrust fine after appeal win [571d]
• FBI boss says China 'burned down' 260,000-device botnet when confronted by Feds [571d]
• Deja blues... LockBit boasts once again of ransoming IRS-authorized eFile.com [571d]
• LockBit boasts of ransoming IRS-authorized eFile.com [571d]
• Putin really wants Trump back in the White House [571d]
• IBM is quietly axing thousands of jobs, source says [571d]
• Lebanon hit now with walkie-talkie blasts as Israel declares ‘new phase’ of war [571d]
• Chinese spies spent months inside aerospace engineering firm's network via legacy IT [571d]