The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Docker Compose vulnerability opens door to host-level writes – patch pronto [52d]
• Trump and Xi ease trade tensions, but Nvidia still can't sell Blackwell in China [52d]
• US government shutdown clouds an otherwise sunny ServiceNow forecast [52d]
• KDE tidies up Plasma 6.5 with 60-odd fixes and smoother setup for OEMs [52d]
• Invisible npm malware pulls a disappearing act – then nicks your tokens [52d]
• Bending Spoons scoops up AOL in $2.8B debt-fueled deal [52d]
• Canonical CEO says no to IPO in current volatile market [53d]
• Equinix revealed as occupant of £3.9B UK datacenter campus [53d]
• Cyberpunks mess with Canada's water, energy, and farm systems [53d]
• Azure's bad night fuels fresh calls for cloud diversification in Europe [53d]
• Postcode Lottery's lucky dip turns into data slip as players draw each other's info [53d]
• France jacks into the Matrix for state messaging – and pays too [53d]
• There's mushroom for improvement in fungal computing [53d]
• DNS downing clouds is boring: IBM Cloud is experiencing a quantum computer outage [53d]
• Samsung picks fights with Google and Qualcomm [53d]
• AI is making Google and Meta even stronger and richer [53d]
• Major telecom supplier compromised by unnamed nation-state attackers [53d]
• Microsoft gives Windows 11 a fresh Start - here’s how to get it [53d]
• Microsoft seemingly just revealed that OpenAI lost $11.5B last quarter [53d]
• Microsoft Azure challenges AWS for downtime crown [53d]
• 'Keep Android Open' movement fights back against Google sideloading restrictions [53d]
• Ubuntu Unity hanging by a thread as wunderkind maintainer gets busy with life [53d]
• This security hole can crash billions of Chromium browsers, and Google hasn't patched it yet [53d]
• AWS Stargate-smashing Rainier AI megacluster is up and running [53d]
• Flight simulator fans revive a classic Boeing 747 cockpit [53d]