The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Pentagon picked four tech companies to form $9B cloud computing network [1236d]
• “Memory Saver” might cure Chrome’s insatiable appetite for RAM [1236d]
• DeepMind’s latest AI project solves programming challenges like a newb [1237d]
• Twirling parasitic worms throw dance party in man’s scrotum [1237d]
• Twitter sued for targeting women and staff on family leave in layoffs [1237d]
• Myth, busted: Apatosaurus didn’t produce sonic booms when whipping its tail [1237d]
• FTC files suit to stop Microsoft’s $69 billion Activision purchase [1237d]
• A quick look at AMD’s Radeon RX 7900 XTX, which is smaller than an RTX 4080 [1237d]
• Google’s cost-cutters come for Waze, will lose status as independent company [1237d]
• North Korean hackers once again exploit Internet Explorer’s leftover bits [1237d]
• The clock is rapidly ticking on Apple’s Lightning charger [1237d]
• Twitter Blue will reportedly cost $11 in App Store so Musk can avoid Apple fees [1237d]
• General Motors installs the first of 40,000 new EV chargers [1237d]
• Win hardware, collectibles, and more in the 2022 Ars Technica Charity Drive [1237d]
• Amazon’s Echo Show 15 smart display becomes a portable Fire TV [1237d]