The Brutalist Report - tech
- The intruder is in the house: Storm-0501 attacked Azure, stole data, demanded payment via Teams [64d]
- Taiwan indicts three over alleged theft of TSMC trade secrets [64d]
- Classic Psion fan releases proof-of-concept language server for OPL [64d]
- Microsoft can't guarantee data sovereignty – OVHcloud says 'We told you so' [64d]
- GhostBSD 25.02 adds 'Gershwin' desktop for a Mac-like twist [64d]
- Salesforce data missing? It might be due to Salesloft breach, Google says [64d]
- What a difference 2 years makes: MariaDB buys back SkySQL [64d]
- EchoStar sells off its spectrum for more than its total market cap [64d]
- VMware: The private cloud's main purpose is now keeping developers happy [64d]
- Unlike most of Musk's other ventures, Starship keeps it together for Flight Test 10 [64d]
- Who are you again? Infosec experiencing 'Identity crisis' amid rising login attacks [64d]
- Datacenters face rising thirst as Europe dries up [64d]
- More than 100 companies are chasing an AI chip gold rush. Few will surive [64d]
- Intel pitches Clearwater Forest as a consolidation play for all you hoarding ancient Xeons [64d]
- BGP’s security problems are notorious. Attempts to fix that are a work in progress [64d]
- Google issued ‘State-backed attack in progress’ warnings after spotting web hijack scheme [64d]
- Trump stomps feet, pulls out 't-word' again over China rare earths ban [65d]
- Anthropic teases Claude for Chrome: Don't try this at home [65d]
- Google takes Photoshop to the woodshed with new image AI [65d]
- First AI-powered ransomware spotted, but it's not active – yet [65d]
- Azure apparatchik shows custom silicon keeping everything locked down [65d]
- AI robs jobs from recent college grads, but isn't hurting wages, Stanford study says [65d]
- DOGE accused of duplicating critical Social Security database on unsecured cloud [65d]
- ZipLine attack uses 'Contact Us' forms, White House butler pic to invade sensitive industries [65d]
- Defiant Broadcom calls for tech to go back where it belongs: On-premises [65d]
- Cupertino must stop calling Apple Watches 'carbon neutral,' German court rules [65d]
- Uncle Sam speedruns AI chatbot adoption for federal workers [65d]
- Apple could give Siri a big Gemini upgrade – here are 5 reasons why I really hope that happens [64d]
- AI "set to supercharge insider threats" - as cybersecurity professionals warn of an impending AI agent onslaught [64d]
- This teeny tiny headphone DAC adds hi-res wireless tech to any wired headphones, so you can go audiophile anywhere [64d]
- $1 trillion worth of data centers by 2030: US leads the way when it comes to colocation and hyperscale capacity - but for how long? [64d]
- US startup set to test new CPU that could herald the era of Exaflop on a single chip - I still can't believe Neurophos's OPU claims to deliver 234 POPS with a 1000 Petaflops model planned [64d]
- Your car could be at risk – new Flipper Zero craze sees car thieves use cheap hacking device, and there's no easy fix [64d]
- Taylor Swift’s engagement is perfect timing for The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 episode 8 to use her most devastating song [64d]
- This 24-inch reflective LCD screen is an interesting alternative to expensive e-ink monitors, but I struggle to see who will use it [64d]
- The first AI-powered ransomware has been spotted - and here's why we should all be worried [64d]
- Will the iPhone 16's price drop when the iPhone 17 launches? Here's my prediction as a phones expert [64d]
- China could move away from Nvidia AI chips quicker than expected after brash 'addiction' comments from US Commerce Secretary [64d]
- 'If it’s just digital, it will never be luxury': Bentley hits out at premium rivals as it prepares to launch first EV [64d]
- A tiny firm wants to slash energy consumption by changing the way CPUs are designed - and it is even planning a new high performance server chip [64d]
- Google apologetically updates the Google Home app – here are 5 new upgrades coming to iOS and Android [64d]
- Google warns of Chinese state actor hack in real-time following alerts [64d]
- The Google Pixel 10 has a controversial battery feature you can’t turn off, but it’s not a deal-breaker – here’s why [64d]
- Black Ops 7 carry forward is no more as devs axe old skins and promise a return to a more 'grounded' Call of Duty [64d]
- Netflix’s first look at Monster: The Ed Gein Story is obscenely chilling, but it’s already made one huge mistake [64d]
- Intel admits US Government share deal could have a major effect on international sales [64d]
- Finally, we’ve got a claimed AirPods Pro 3 design leak before the next Apple event – but I’m not a fan of the one major change [64d]
- Strava-owned Runna just launched the feature I've been waiting for to plan my race calendar [64d]
- Tencent Cloud sites breached to expose valuable data - here's what we know [64d]
- Dropbox password manager shutdown begins this week - here is what you need to do next [64d]
- Windows 11 is finally fixing poor sound quality with Bluetooth headphones - and PC gamers will be particularly happy [64d]
- Apple’s iPhone 17 invite analyzed – what it tells us plus 3 things you shouldn't expect to see at the show [64d]
- Netflix is officially eyeing a KPop Demon Hunters sequel after hailing the hit movie a ‘cultural phenomenon' [64d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, August 28 (game #809) [64d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, August 28 (game #1312) [64d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, August 28 (game #543) [64d]
- CISA is warning of a worrying Git security flaw, so stay alert [64d]
- How to watch Atomic online from anywhere – stream new action series for *FREE* ft. Game of Thrones star [64d]
- Citrix patches a trio of high-severity security bugs, so be on your guard [64d]
- When will Foundation season 3 episode 8 be released on Apple TV+? [64d]
- Microsoft may have just saved admins a whole of work (and stress) when it comes to installing vital upgrades [64d]
- Bluesound is still gunning for Sonos, this time with powerful new Dolby Atmos soundbars at different sizes [64d]
- Swappable laptop GPUs sound like a myth, but that's not the case anymore, thanks to Framework and Nvidia [64d]
- FTC calls on big tech to resist UK and EU demands to weaken encryption and censor content [65d]
- Early Asus ROG Xbox Ally X benchmark suggests excellent power efficiency and cooling – but I'm still not sold on the handheld [65d]
- Square Enix has revealed Final Fantasy 14 Fan Festival 2026 dates, and we'll hopefully learn more about the game's next expansion at the event [65d]
- Many bosses don't believe their workers have good enough security awareness [65d]
- The surveillance browser trap: AI companies are copying Big Tech’s worst privacy mistakes [65d]
- Regulatory compliance: Act now [65d]
- Why tech can fail in the last mile: The devil is all in the detail [65d]
- Fortnite Dino Megazord release date and what to expect from the new Power Rangers skin [65d]
- Samsung XR headset leak reveals potential price and release date –and it could be cheaper than the Vision Pro [65d]
- It’s a bad week to be Jeremiah as The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 episode 8 stops the wedding of the season [65d]
- Salesloft breached to steal OAuth tokens for Salesforce data-theft attacks [65d]
- The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could have major changes to its cameras and design, but one key spec might be lacking [65d]
- Adobe Firefly and Express are getting a Gemini AI boost that they hope will make your next ad campaign flashier than ever [65d]
- Hacking group NoName057(16) remains the most prolific DDoS player as automation, AI, and rogue LLMs make Tbps attacks a common occurrence [65d]
- Intelligence everywhere: scaling the IoT with flexible chips [65d]
- A mysterious Internet Speed Booster feature could be the perfect reason to jump on Parallels 26 if you're on Mac - shame about the lack of perpetual license though [65d]
- The hidden threat in enterprise security: why it’s time to rethink PDFs [65d]
- A little of that human touch: rethinking CX in the Age of AI [65d]
- I swapped my Apple Watch SE for a Whoop band, and I'm now convinced it's the round-the-clock personal trainer I need [65d]
- The AI trust paradox: how regulated industries can stay credible in an AI-driven world [65d]
- Legal leaders and the AI shift: turning uncertainty into competitive advantage [65d]
- How AI-powered personalization is creating new opportunities for brands [65d]
- Hacker says they were able to download data on all 270,000 Intel employees - from an internal site [65d]
- YouTube admits it’s been enhancing videos behind the scenes with machine learning [65d]
- Sharp’s Poketomo targets millennial loneliness with a glowing meerkat robot AI [65d]
- Scientists find a way to potentially reach terabit speeds wirelessly around obstacles using machine learning, AI - and yes, metasurfaces [65d]
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