The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• 2023 has been another year with a record number of orbital launches [762d]
• Nvidia CEO: US chip independence may take 20 years to achieve [762d]
• Netflix lands its first big-name games with Grand Theft Auto trilogy [762d]
• Google to pay Canada’s “link tax,” drops threat of removing news from search [762d]
• Stable Diffusion Turbo XL can generate AI images as fast as you can type [762d]
• Are big international teams leaving creativity out of science? [762d]
• Google caught placing big-brand ads on hardcore porn sites, report says [762d]
• Web browser suspended because it can browse the web is back on Google Play [762d]
• Nikola Tesla’s historic Wardenclyffe lab site at risk after devastating fire [762d]
• MacBook Air gets solid-state active cooling in intriguing demo [762d]
• BBC BASIC remains a remarkable learning tool, and now it’s available everywhere [762d]
• Google’s DeepMind finds 2.2M crystal structures in materials science win [762d]
• EVs have 79% more reliability problems than gas cars, says Consumer Reports [762d]
• Amazon unleashes Q, an AI assistant for the workplace [762d]
• Unity lays off hundreds of Weta Digital engineers as it pivots back to games [762d]
• Report: Apple and Goldman Sachs are breaking up over money-losing Apple Card [762d]
• Automakers may get leeway with stricter EV tax credit sourcing rules [762d]
• New type of geothermal power plant powers data centers in the desert [762d]
• For the first time, we’re seeing views of China’s entire space station [762d]
• ownCloud vulnerability with maximum 10 severity score comes under “mass” exploitation [763d]
• A Victorian naturalist traded aboriginal remains in a scientific quid pro quo [763d]