The Brutalist Report

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• At last, Atlassian sees an end to its outage ... in two weeks [1372d]
• European officials reportedly targeted by NSO spyware [1372d]
• Perforce now pulls Puppet's strings: Takeover announced [1372d]
• Intel R&D campus key to comeback plan gets $3b boost [1372d]
• Russia cobbles together supercomputing platform to wean off foreign suppliers [1372d]
• Attackers exploit Spring4Shell flaw to let loose the Mirai botnet [1372d]
• Db2 13 makes z/OS debut, promises AI, hybrid cloud features [1372d]
• SpaceX's Starlink service suffers brief but global weekend outage [1372d]
• Identity access management has a new price: $6.9 billion [1372d]
• Amazon, Google among backers of Eastern Europe AI site [1372d]
• Volkswagen: Expect chip supply problems until 2024 [1373d]
• EU countries want to pool photos in massive facial recog database [1373d]
• Ericsson pulls out of Russia 'indefinitely' to protest war in Ukraine [1373d]
• Travel tech sheds legacy baggage, heads to the cloud with Google [1373d]
• Day 7 of the great Atlassian outage: Company still struggling to restore access [1373d]
• Locked-in and hungry, Shanghai residents can't complain online [1373d]
• Google Play pulls sneaky data-harvesting apps with 46m+ downloads [1373d]
• The Register gets up close and personal with ESA's JUICE spacecraft [1373d]
• Dell trials 4-day workweek in Netherlands as massive UK pilot starts [1373d]
• Why is IBM selling post-quantum crypto when it's still a pre-quantum company? [1373d]
• What do you do when all your source walks out the door? [1373d]
• Elon Musk won't join Twitter's board after all [1373d]
• PC sales start to ebb as pandemic buying spree ends: IDC [1373d]
• Indian giant Tata fluffs its lines as it takes on Amazon and Walmart [1373d]
• China: Our big tech companies are hiring, not shrinking [1373d]