The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Dick's Sporting Goods discloses cyberattack [632d]
• HP secures $50M CHIPS Act boost to adapt inkjet tech for life sciences [632d]
• NASA's billion-dollar launcher is behind schedule and burning cash [632d]
• 'Uncertainty' drives LinkedIn to migrate from CentOS to Azure Linux [632d]
• Microsoft partners beware: Action Pack to be retired in 2025 [632d]
• From Copilot to Copirate: How data thieves could hijack Microsoft's chatbot [632d]
• Missing Fujitsu PCs? It's back with a fresh lineup of 16 models [632d]
• Enterprise SAP users split between on-prem and cloud as migration challenges loom [632d]
• As the Apple Watch turns 10, disabled users demand real accessibility [632d]
• Where the computer industry went wrong – the early hits [632d]
• Rocket Factory Augsburg breaks down the SaxaVord blowout [632d]
• Woman uses AirTags to nab alleged parcel-pinching scum [632d]
• Gartner warns Omnissa – formerly VMware's end-user compute biz – represents new risks [633d]
• Big Tech: Malaysia won't let us set our own rules and that's not fair and makes us grumpy [633d]