The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Two-fifths of SAP Americas users yet to ditch legacy ERP [46d]
• AMD red-faced over random-number bug that kills cryptographic security [46d]
• Attackers abuse Gemini AI to develop ‘Thinking Robot’ malware and data processing agent for spying purposes [46d]
• Rust Foundation tries to stop maintainers corroding [46d]
• Snowflake goes all out to woo PostgreSQL developers with lakehouse extensions [46d]
• M&S pegs cyberattack cleanup costs at £136M as profits slump [46d]
• Power crunch threatens to derail AI datacenter construction [46d]
• Famed software engineer DJB tries Fil-C… and likes what he sees [46d]
• UK agri dept spent hundreds of millions upgrading to Windows 10 – just in time for end of support [46d]
• Trump turnabout sees him re-nominate amateur astronaut Jared Isaacman to run NASA [46d]
• Supermicro admits building AI infrastructure is a tricky, low-margin business ... for now [46d]
• Tanzania back online after politically motivated five-day outage [46d]
• Amazon complains that Perplexity's agentic shopping bot is a terrible customer [46d]
• Google imagines out of this world AI - running on orbital datacenters [47d]
• Uncle Sam wants to scan your iris and collect your DNA, citizen or not [47d]
• Copilot can replace Search in latest Windows 11 test builds, but it's not a good idea [47d]
• Deploying to Amazon's cloud is a pain in the AWS younger devs won't tolerate [47d]
• IBM cutting several thousand jobs in latest layoffs [47d]
• UK judge delivers a 'damp squib' in Getty AI training case, no clear precedent set [47d]
• Russian spies pack custom malware into hidden VMs on Windows machines [47d]
• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's security falls apart amid layoffs [47d]
• Game on! Penguin levels up as Linux finally cracks 3% on Steam [47d]
• Python slithers faster by adding lazy imports that load code after startup [47d]
• Coders paired with bot buddies work fast, but take too many shortcuts [47d]