The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Huawei can't wriggle out of Iran sanctions trial, judge rules [263d]
• Microsoft kicks off new fiscal year with more layoffs [263d]
• 'Elevated' moisture reading ignored before Heathrow-closing conflagration, says NESO [263d]
• Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill bankrolls $85M Space Shuttle shuffle [263d]
• Impact of Microsoft taking over Enterprise Account renewals starts to 'bite' [263d]
• US drops sanctions on second Russian bulletproof hosting vehicle this year [263d]
• Microsoft's on-prem Exchange and Skype for Business Server go subscription-only [263d]
• Coming to PostgreSQL: On-disk database encryption [263d]
• Cl0p cybercrime gang's data exfiltration tool found vulnerable to RCE attacks [263d]
• UK eyes new laws as cable sabotage blurs line between war and peace [263d]
• NASA tests shrinking metals to help it find more exoplanets [263d]
• Amazon's latest Graviton 4 EC2 instances pack dual 300Gbps NICs [263d]
• Arista acquires VMware’s VeloCloud SD-WAN outfit from Broadcom [264d]
• Australian airline Qantas reveals data theft impacting six million customers [264d]
• Figma files for an (A)IPO with prospectus that mentions AI 150+ times [264d]
• With OpenAI, there are no allegiances - just compute at all costs [264d]
• Microsoft pulls plug on generous Azure credit program for startups [264d]
• Cloudflare creates AI crawler tollbooth to pay publishers [264d]
• Microsoft admits to Intune forgetfulness [264d]
• Senate decides free rein for AI companies isn't such a good thing [264d]
• Chip design is a RISC-y business: Codasip puts itself up for sale [264d]
• Apple accuses former engineer of taking Vision Pro secrets to Snap [264d]