The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Google tethers Antigravity to enterprise controls amid AI shakeup [21d]
• Go updates may delight diehard gophers but displease AI overlords [21d]
• OpenAI chases Anthropic's biz customers with zero data retention pledge [21d]
• Waymo has designed a robocar chip to stay ahead of Tesla [21d]
• US Bank investigates LockBit's claims as ransomware crims set pay-or-leak deadline [21d]
• Microsoft gives Task Manager another task: Watching AI workloads [21d]
• US claims 15 of the world's top 20 hyperscale datacenter locations [21d]
• Researcher tricks Apple’s Find My into sharing location data with Linux [21d]
• Slack Code taps into collective vibe, puts AI agents into the group chat [21d]
• Thunderbird to flap twice as fast from September [21d]
• Ransomware crook poses as recovery firm to steal payments from fellow extortionists [21d]
• NetBSD 11 lands with RISC-V support and lightning-fast VM boots [21d]
• £37M SAP overhaul could extend Capgemini's run with UK tax collector to 28 years [22d]
• Grok chat duped into swallowing injected instructions [22d]
• French tax authority says break-in exposed data of 600K, including some private messages [22d]
• OpenAI glitch locks out vetted cyber researchers – and some can't get back in [22d]
• Microsoft probes reports of games taking exception to Windows 11's August update [22d]
• Software development and tech services in the cross-hairs as AI marches on [22d]
• No lift for Swift as NASA abandons orbital rescue [22d]
• SparkyLinux 8.4 rekindles support for 32-bit PCs [22d]
• AI agent suggested installing a malware package. Engineer almost took its advice [22d]
• China marches towards re-usable rockets with successful first-stage landing [22d]
• IBM says super-chill boxes that connect through 'cryogenic tunnels' will get quantum computers scaling [22d]
• Microsoft ends one of the last ways to buy VMware without big bundles [22d]