The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Harness pitches AI agents as your new DevOps taskmasters [90d]
• DARPA amps up effort to make AI power-conscious [90d]
• EU probes SAP over alleged software support stranglehold [90d]
• Open source to closed doors: RubyGems control fight erupts [90d]
• Google reminds EU that Microsoft's cloudy licensing still stinks a year later [90d]
• Oracle saddles up with $18B debt amid AI infrastructure gamble [90d]
• Zero-day deja vu as another Cisco IOS bug comes under attack [90d]
• Bcachefs goes DKMS after Torvalds' kernel banishment [90d]
• SAP's 'simplified' licensing leaves users more confused [90d]
• EU starting registration of fingerprints and faces for short-stay foreigners [90d]
• Empty shelves, empty coffers: Co-op pegs cyber hit at £80m [90d]
• Check your own databases before asking to see our passport photos, Home Office tells UK cops [91d]
• The sweetest slice of Pi: Raspberry Pi 500+ sports mechanical keys, 16GB, and built-in SSD [91d]
• Google, Meta and Vodafone want smartphone-makers to reduce their bandwidth bills [91d]
• Is GitHub a social network that endangers children? Australia wants to know [91d]
• Alibaba Cloud plans expansion into Europe and South America [91d]
• Microsoft puts Claude on the M365 menu [91d]
• Intel reportedly courting ex-flame Apple to become its next investor [91d]
• Tree-hugging hippie datacenter runs entirely on green hydrogen and wastes zero water [91d]
• iPhone 17 Scratchgate is real, iFixit warns - buy a case for your fancy phone [91d]
• Google is very sorry for pulling down COVID misinfo and pledges never to use outside fact-checkers [91d]
• New string of phishing attacks targets Python developers [91d]