The Brutalist Report

The Register

• TI CEO says some customers still wary of Trump's import tax roulette [61d]
• AlmaLinux gives Btrfs a home after Red Hat kicked it out [61d]
• Microsoft puts Office Online Server on the chopping block [61d]
• Grounded jet engines take off again as datacenter generators [61d]
• Dropping Nvidia for Amazon's custom chips helped gene therapy startup Metagenomi cut AI bill 56% [61d]
• UK competition cops brand Apple, Google with 'strategic market status' for mobile [61d]
• Forking confusing: Vulnerable Rust crate exposes uv Python packager [61d]
• New Linux kernel patch lets you cancel hibernation mid-process [61d]
• AI bubble inflates Microsoft CEO pay to $96.5M [61d]
• Jaguar Land Rover cyber-meltdown tipped to cost the UK almost £2B [61d]
• China's CR450 bullet train clocks 453 km/h in pre-service tests [61d]
• Royal Navy sharpens claws on Wildcat choppers with anti-drone Martlet missiles [61d]
• Carnegie Mellon team claims vector-based system can turbocharge PostgreSQL [61d]
• UK data regulator defends decision not to investigate MoD Afghan data breach [61d]
• Google porting all internal workloads to Arm, with help from GenAI [62d]
• OpenAI releases bot-tom feeding browser with ChatGPT built in [62d]
• Fake home invasion vid lands woman in real trouble [62d]
• AI eats leisure time, makes employees work more, study finds [62d]
• MCP attack abuses predictable session IDs to hijack AI agents [62d]