The Brutalist Report

The Register

• AMD's MI355X is a 1.4 kW liquid-cooled monster built to battle Nvidia's Blackwell [9d]
• Amazon has changed its nuclear deal in Pennsylvania to bypass grumpy regulators [9d]
• Ubuntu 25.10 and Fedora 43 to drop X11 in GNOME editions [9d]
• Nvidia hits the gas on autonomous vehicle software [9d]
• Tape, glass, and molecules – the future of archival storage [9d]
• Google faces billion-quid bruising over Play Store fees in the UK [9d]
• This page has been deliberately left blank [9d]
• UK Spending Review prescribes £10B digital remedy for NHS [9d]
• Digital Realty CTO on why storage is the datacenter challenge no one's talking about [9d]
• 'Major compromise' at NHS temping arm exposed gaping security holes [9d]
• AI coding tools are like that helpful but untrustworthy friend, devs say [9d]
• UK reheats Edinburgh supercomputer plan sans exascale chops [9d]
• CIO wants to grow tech team by cloning staff as digital twins and AI agents [9d]
• Behold! Humanity has captured our first look at the Sun's South Pole [9d]
• Oracle scores cloud customer – maybe China's TEMU - that wants any available server, anytime, anywhere [9d]
• DeepSeek installer or just malware in disguise? Click around and find out [9d]
• Canva to job candidates: Thou shalt use AI during interviews [9d]
• US Navy backs right to repair after $13B carrier crew left half-fed by contractor-locked ovens [9d]
• DARPA is exploring a swallowable device that could tweak soldiers’ stress responses [10d]
• Altman fluffs superintelligence to save humanity as OpenAI slashes prices [10d]
• RIP: Bill Atkinson, co-creator of Apple Lisa and Mac [10d]
• Hire me! To drop malware on your computer [10d]
• Salesforce tags 5 CVEs after SaaS security probe uncovers misconfig risks [10d]
• Starbucks brews up AI to support baristas instead of replace them [10d]
• Cisco returns to load balancing market as it chases VMware refugees [10d]