The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 surprisingly still a thing, will get Windows 11 treatment [1090d]
• US changes rules on tax credits for electric cars to cover American-made only [1090d]
• LockBit crew cooks up half-baked Mac ransomware [1090d]
• Rust Foundation so sorry for scaring the C out of you with trademark crackdown talk [1090d]
• More ads in Windows 11 Start Menu could be the last straw for some users [1090d]
• Google crams more AI into search as Apple, Samsung sniff around Bing [1090d]
• UK government scraps smart motorway plans, cites high costs and low public confidence [1090d]
• NHS England considered using Palantir tech to manage strike disruption [1090d]
• Germany to examine China-made kit in its 5G networks over security concerns [1090d]
• SpaceX feels the pressure, scraps first orbital launch of Starship [1091d]
• Marketing biz sent 107 million spam emails... to just 437k people [1091d]
• Brits start 'em young with 20% of tots 'owning' a smartphone [1091d]
• Sick of GNOME, Snap and Flatpak? You might like Linux Lite, but beware rough edges [1091d]
• Firmware is on shaky ground – let's see what it's made of [1091d]
• UK consortium bid for NHS data platform falls at first hurdle [1091d]
• Student requested access to research data. And waited. And waited. And then hacked to get root [1091d]
• Amazon CEO says AWS staff now spending ‘much of their time’ optimizing customers’ clouds [1091d]
• Linux kernel 6.3 on track for debut next week after ‘nice uneventful release cycle’ [1091d]
• OpenAI CEO confirms company is not currently training GPT-5 [1091d]
• Mars Helicopter completes 50th flight, 45 more than NASA planned [1091d]
• Update now: Google emits emergency fix for zero-day Chrome vulnerability [1091d]