The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Vodafone keels over, cutting off millions of mobile and broadband customers [71d]
• Broadcom cozies up to OpenAI for 10 GW custom chip love-in [71d]
• Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters rage-quit the internet (again), promise to return next year [71d]
• Bun 1.3 stuffs everything and kitchen sink into JS runtime [71d]
• Benioff's National Guard dream forces retreat [71d]
• Android 'Pixnapping' attack can capture app data like 2FA codes [71d]
• Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students via 365 Education, says data watchdog [71d]
• SpaceX limbers up for Starship flight 11 as launch pad faces retirement [71d]
• Datacenter water use? California governor says don't ask, don't tell [71d]
• China probes Qualcomm's Autotalks deal amid rising US trade tensions [71d]
• End of Windows 10 support is the perfect time for the Windows 11 installer to fail [71d]
• Fujitsu pumps £280M into UK arm to keep lights on after Horizon scandal [71d]
• Ofcom fines 4chan £20K and counting for pretending UK's Online Safety Act doesn't exist [71d]
• Dutch government puts Nexperia on a short leash over chip security fears [71d]
• We're all going to be paying AI's Godzilla-sized power bills [71d]
• Senators try to save cyber threat sharing law, sans government funding [71d]
• Britain's biggest nuclear site looks set to outlast SAP support again [71d]
• Arduino has a new job selling chips for its new owner. Let's not pretend otherwise [71d]
• UK waves £750M supercomputer contract at HPC builders [71d]
• Techies tossed appliance that had no power cord, but turned out to power their company [71d]