The Brutalist Report

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• Spark creator bags computing gong for making big data a little bit smaller [35d]
• Nutanix to add KubeVirt support to run VMs on K8s at the edge [35d]
• Chevin pulls the handbrake on FleetWave software after security scare [35d]
• OpenAI puts Stargate UK on ice, blames energy costs and red tape [35d]
• Months-old Adobe Reader zero-day uses PDFs to size up targets [35d]
• Microsoft locks out VeraCrypt and WireGuard devs, blames verification process [35d]
• Peace President's Iran war piles more pain on already battered PC market [35d]
• Security researchers tricked Apple Intelligence into cursing at users. It could have been a lot worse [35d]
• Microsoft developer chief Julia Liuson is logging off [35d]
• Amazon put a filesystem on S3; I showed up with a test suite and bad intentions [35d]
• Zephyr Energy loses £700K in cyber hit that rerouted contractor payment [35d]
• UK.gov's top tech jobs pay more than prime minister earns [35d]
• Capita's pension portal exposes civil servants' private data [35d]
• UK to spend £15M on AI-powered crime mapping in knife violence crackdown [36d]
• Microsoft software resale appeal catches eye of £3.5B class action [36d]
• Sticky-note security turned gym into hall of '80s horrors [36d]
• Cryptographers place $5,000 bet whether quantum will matter [36d]
• Meta's latest model is as open as Zuckerberg's private school [36d]
• Western Union zaps VMware and moves to Nutanix [36d]
• Atlassian gussies up Confluence for the AI era [36d]
• Criminal wannabes even more dangerous than the pros, says ex-FBI cyber chief [36d]
• DARPA looking for battery that could power a laptop for months [36d]
• Call your existing automation ‘zero-token architecture’ to become an instant agentic AI wiz [36d]
• Nvidia's Rubin GPU is likely to be late thanks to memory shortage and technical challenges [36d]
• RAF eyes cheap drone-killer as Typhoon jet tests laser-guided rockets [36d]