The Brutalist Report

The Register

• The truth nobody wants to admit: Chinese or not, open models are competitive now [36d]
• Cisco's open-weight bug busters take on Google and OpenAI [36d]
• AI's cheatin' heart will make you weep [36d]
• AI's cheatin' heart will make you weep [36d]
• US Marines' latest anti-drone toy is an AI turret that uses regular machine guns [36d]
• Iran says it's struck offline AWS facility in Bahrain ... again [36d]
• Oracle faces $100M annual bill to back Wisconsin datacenter power promises [36d]
• Kratos phishing-as-a-service kit loses its battle with international law enforcement [36d]
• Nvidia shows off Vera Rubin platform for tokenmaxxing [37d]
• Windows 11 Start menu changes trickle into Beta, movable taskbar still MIA [37d]
• AI music platform Suno hits bum note as 55M users exposed in data breach, claims infosec expert [37d]
• Intel fortifies Foundry with an actual customer: Fortinet [37d]
• LG monitors are using Windows 11 feature to serve adware [37d]
• UK.gov's tech department gets the chop after two years [37d]
• Valve's Steam Frame pushes Arch Linux toward official Arm64 support [37d]
• Viking 1 landed on Mars 50 years ago [37d]
• Scalding hot AI accelerators have put datacenters in hot water. Two-phase cooling could chill them out [37d]
• Some Mullvad VPN customers tunnel for exit after co-founder donates millions to populist party [37d]
• Judgment day looms for UK's £8.35B Skynet military satellite comms upgrade [37d]
• Europe slaps AliExpress with €550 million fine for selling dodgy goods [37d]
• Google Cloud outage shows it’s still hard to understand hyperscalers’ real resilience regimes [37d]
• OVH reveals semi-secret plan to fix critical Januscape hypervisor bug with mass reboots – and an Australian crash-test dummy [37d]
• OVH reveals semi-secret plan to fix critical Januscape bug with mass reboots – and an Australian crash-test dummy [37d]