The Brutalist Report

The Register

• A year after Broadcom took control of VMware, it's in the box seat [500d]
• AI PCs: 'Something will have to give in 2025, and I think it's pricing' [501d]
• EU buyers still shunning pure electric vehicles, prefer hybrids [501d]
• Mega defense corp Thales faces Anglo-French bribery and corruption probe [501d]
• SafePay ransomware gang claims Microlise attack that disrupted prison van tracking [501d]
• Techie left 'For support, contact me' sign on a server. Twenty years later, someone did [501d]
• Whomp-whomp: AI PCs make users less productive [501d]
• Helpline for Yakuza victims fears it leaked their personal info [501d]
• AWS gives its management screens a makeover in the name of improved productivity [501d]
• India's Moon orbiter was shifted suddenly to avoid Korea's and NASA's craft [501d]
• Here's what happens if you don't layer network security – or remove unused web shells [501d]
• Nvidia's dominance on the Green500 faces challenges from AMD - and itself [501d]
• GlobalFoundries nets $1.5B from CHIPS Act despite sanctions violation fine [501d]
• New York Times lawyers claim OpenAI accidentally deleted evidence in copyright case [501d]
• Neuralink brain chips head for the Great White North [501d]
• DARPA-backed voting system for soldiers abroad savaged [501d]
• Prepare for an AI policy upending under Trump, say experts [501d]
• Chinese ship casts shadow over Baltic subsea cable snipfest [501d]