The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Cerne Abbas Giant is a depiction of Hercules [717d]
• Intel’s CPU branding was already confusing, and today’s new CPUs made it worse [717d]
• Canonical wants better Snap support outside Ubuntu, based on latest hires [717d]
• LG OLED T is a transparent 77-inch TV that will arrive in 2024 [717d]
• Elon Musk’s X loses fight to disclose federal surveillance of users [717d]
• America’s first lunar lander in a half-century won’t reach the Moon [718d]
• iPhone owners get $92 payouts from Apple in phone-throttling settlement [718d]
• Magic: the Gathering maker admits it used AI-generated art despite standing ban [718d]
• Wi-Fi 7’s theoretical speeds make your Internet connection seem even more sad [718d]
• Oppo’s Find X7 Ultra has four 50 MP sensors, two periscope lenses [718d]
• The situation with Astrobotic’s lunar lander appears to be quite dire [718d]
• iPhone survives 16,000-foot fall after door plug blows off Alaska Air flight 1282 [718d]
• They’re not cheap, but Nvidia’s new Super GPUs are a step in the right direction [718d]
• Apple Vision Pro will launch Feb. 2, preorders start Jan. 19 [718d]
• Volkswagen is adding ChatGPT to its infotainment system [718d]
• $329 Radeon 7600 XT brings 16GB of memory to AMD’s latest midrange GPU [718d]
• AMD launches Ryzen 8000G desktop CPUs, with updated iGPUs and AI acceleration [718d]
• AMD releases even more Ryzen 5000 CPUs, keeps its last-gen AM4 platform alive [718d]
• AI firms’ pledges to defend customers from IP issues have real limits [718d]
• ULA’s Vulcan rocket shot for the Moon on debut launch—and hit a bullseye [718d]
• Daily Telescope: The Wizard Nebula captured above Germany [718d]
• What I learned from using a Raspberry Pi 5 as my main computer for two weeks [718d]