The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Claude is ready for its corporate close-up [31d]
• Everyone hates frontier AI labs, says Palantir boss [31d]
• Anthropic recruits army to sell Claude to nonprofits [31d]
• ShinyHunters claims it hacked 100 orgs by exploiting an Oracle PeopleSoft 0-day [31d]
• Google's new open-weights model brings image-generation tricks to AI text generation [31d]
• Microsoft's worst 'Nightmare' unleashes BitLocker bypass 0-day [31d]
• Hand-cranked AI box lets you get a workout while you wait for answers [31d]
• Graviton 5 impresses, but please, for the love of all that's holy, stop calling them 'AI chips' [31d]
• ZTE wins three Selular Award 2026 honors for AI-powered network innovation [31d]
• Trump phone has HTC guts. Tremendous guts. The best guts [31d]
• 2.4M+ VRChat users’ data accessed following cloud breach [31d]
• Cost per sample? Try cost per attempt [31d]
• Apple gives Mac devs a WSL-ish thing to call their own [31d]
• Race against re-entry: Swift's would-be saviour straps itself to a rocket [31d]
• Apple version of Office 2019 becomes useless in a month [31d]
• Dutch chip startup claims all-European fab flow – with help from a very American friend [31d]
• OpenAI could go from AI pioneer to AI's BlackBerry, says Forrester [31d]
• Oracle's AI datacenter splurge gives investors the capex jitters [31d]
• Met Police, Apple join forces to choke London's phone theft trade [31d]
• Met Police joins forces with Apple to choke London's stolen phone trade [31d]
• Malware scare keeps schoolkids home for a second day [32d]
• NS&I dangles £220K salary for CEO willing to straighten out £3B IT mess [32d]
• Nottingham Uni says student records raided after ShinyHunters claims cyberattack [32d]
• UK Treasury still deciding whether to show up to £1.7B ERP program it agreed to fund [32d]
• Every employee’s password was stored in a single Excel file [32d]
• Chinese agents caught rebuilding botnets and stirring the pot on AI datacenter debate [32d]