The Brutalist Report

The Register

• IBM says AI is insane in the mainframe as z17 sales surge [48d]
• ShinyHunters swipes right on 10M records in alleged dating app data grab [48d]
• Banker claims Oracle may slash up to 30,000 jobs, sell health unit to pay for AI build-out [48d]
• Tesla revenue falls for first time as Musk bets big on robots and autonomy [48d]
• Patch or perish: Vulnerability exploits now dominate intrusions [48d]
• Sat Nad declares Windows 11 has a billion users – just don't bother asking for details [48d]
• Meta to pour the GDP of Kenya into AI infrastructure push in 2026 [48d]
• Latest Vivaldi release surfs a wave of anti-AI sentiment [48d]
• Cyberattack on Poland's power grid could have turned deadly in winter cold [48d]
• Capita pension portal 'fiasco' forces Cabinet Office into damage control [48d]
• Birmingham City Council's Oracle ERP fiasco now £144M and still not working [48d]
• If you're one of the 16,000 Amazon employees getting laid off, read this [48d]
• Irony alert: Anthropic helps UK.gov to build chatbot for job seekers [48d]
• Bork ventures to the Middle of Lidl [48d]
• Microsoft investors sweat cloud giant's OpenAI exposure [49d]
• Google to foist Gemini pane on Chrome users in automated browsing push [49d]
• ServiceNow boasts about years of sweat equity that went into making its AI agents smarter [49d]
• Ransomware crims forced to take off-RAMP as FBI seizes forum [49d]
• Claude Code's prying AIs read off-limits secret files [49d]
• Everybody is WinRAR phishing, dropping RATs as fast as lightning [49d]
• Microsoft plans more server farms, despite water worries [49d]
• Yes, you can build an AI agent - here’s how, using LangFlow [49d]
• Fortinet unearths another critical bug as SSO accounts borked post-patch [49d]
• AI agent hype cools as enterprises struggle to get into production [49d]