The Brutalist Report

The Register

• OpenAI: Yoo-hoo, look over here, we do that security stuff too! [19d]
• Texas lassoes massive Microsoft datacenter - and 20 years of gas turbine emissions [20d]
• Cloudflare teams up with big browsers to help websites tell bots from people [20d]
• Cloudflare teams up with big browsers to help websites tell welcome from unwelcome visitors [20d]
• Security shops among the 'hundreds' of Klue hack victims [20d]
• Nvidia gets all agentic about supercomputing for scientific research [20d]
• The database that refused to die: How Postgres survived its own creators [20d]
• Ukraine puts its Russian war trophies online for allies to pick apart [20d]
• Inspired by musical greeting cards, DARPA demands tiny, cheap, self-modifying systems [20d]
• The memory crisis is getting so bad that even retro RAM prices are going to the Moon [20d]
• The new database world according to Google: Inexact queries and AI in everything [20d]
• Canadian utility fesses up to data breach, but key details remain off-grid [20d]
• Microsoft tells Windows users to get ready for 26H2 – unless they're on 26H1 [20d]
• As another UK prime minister bites the dust, a contradictory tech legacy remains [20d]
• Brazil probes emergency warning system after nationwide rogue alert [20d]
• Microsoft accidentally kills epic Outlook email threads [20d]
• Health board apologizes for phishing staff with with bogus vacation day [20d]
• Humanity trashed Earth orbit – next stop the Moon [20d]
• Gizmodo readers hit with ClickFix malware prompts after account compromise [20d]
• Small island nation tries bold tech education strategy [20d]
• Lessons from the VMwars – nothing virtual about the Broadcom vs Tesco slugfest [20d]
• How dare you stop data loss – that's not your job! [20d]