The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Oracle said its data centers are getting so big they can fit eight Boeing 747s [739d]
• 3D Wi-Fi could fix your internet connection problems [739d]
• TSMC is back among the 10 most valuable companies in the world [739d]
• Apple TV+ is probably getting ads [739d]
• Airbnb is finally banning indoor security cameras [739d]
• A running list of vehicle recalls this month: GM, Nissan, Chrysler and more [739d]
• Choice Hotels is done trying to buy Wyndham Hotels [739d]
• Reddit aims to raise nearly $750 million in its IPO. Here's what you need to know [739d]
• The Memo: Boss of the bots [739d]
• What to know about Google's Pixel Fold 2 [739d]
• The world’s largest plane has released a hypersonic vehicle for its first powered test flight [739d]
• The Body Shop is closing all of its U.S. stores as part of its bankruptcy [739d]
• Panera's cost-cutting could be resulting in a quality decrease [739d]
• Sriracha's most recognizable brand has a contender that swooped in during the shortage [739d]
• America exports so much natural gas that Americans end up paying higher prices [739d]
• 1 woman stole $28,000 worth of gas [739d]
• The high-flying 'Magnificent Seven' tech stocks are actually undervalued, JPMorgan says [739d]
• A Tesla Cybertruck driver tried to find out just how bulletproof it is [739d]
• The best and worst moments of the 2024 Academy Awards [739d]
• Tesla’s factory in Germany may reopen ahead of schedule after an arson shut it down [739d]
• Nearly half of U.S. parents say they financially support their adult children [739d]
• Delta Air Lines might get some of its Boeing planes 2 years late because of safety delays [739d]
• Jeff Bezos made an AI investment that doubled in just a few months [739d]
• Nvidia has joined OpenAI in facing lawsuits for allegedly training AI on copyrighted work [739d]
• Every state’s unique grocery shopping habits, according to Instacart [739d]
• People aren't buying gum like they used to [739d]
• A lot of Americans have ‘no interest’ in buying EVs [739d]
• The myth about charging your laptop that actually makes it die sooner [739d]
• Bitcoin topped $72,000 as the U.K. plans to allow exchange-traded crypto products [739d]
• Apple is opening a new store in China after iPhone sales tanked to start 2024 [739d]
• Reddit is planning to raise almost $748 million in one of the biggest IPOs of the year [739d]
• Elon Musk says his ChatGPT rival Grok will be open-source as OpenAI feud continues [739d]
• ChatGPT can be kind of racist based on how people speak, researchers say [739d]
• It's been a scary time to fly [739d]
• All the 2024 Oscar winners [739d]
• A major Chinese crane maker says it's no security risk to U.S. ports [739d]
• The many ways AI has been used to spill secrets — and still can be [740d]
• 'Oppenheimer' officially won 'Barbenheimer' by cleaning up at the Oscars [740d]
• The guy who crashed his Telsa Cybertruck into the Beverly Hills Hotel sign bought it just hours earlier [740d]