The Brutalist Report

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• Intel forms graphics lab to make games look more real [1361d]
• Elon Musk says he can get $46.5bn to buy Twitter [1361d]
• Amazon to spend 11 days of annual profit developing robot warehouse workers [1361d]
• Europe twists YouTube's arm to get better cookie consent popups [1361d]
• AWS CEO: We're not spinning out, likely to seek acquisitions [1361d]
• Yandex speaks out from front line of Western sanctions against Russia [1362d]
• Kraft Heinz signs up Microsoft to lift it into the cloud [1362d]
• Kraft Heinz signs up Microsoft to lift it into the cloud [1362d]
• Google tests battery backups, aims to ditch emergency datacenter diesel [1362d]
• Oracle contracts and pricing a 'challenge' says Gartner [1362d]
• HPE pilots automated service to disaggregate RAN [1362d]
• YouTube terminates account for Hong Kong's presumed next head of government [1362d]
• Ubuntu 22.04 LTS arrives on everything from a 2GB Pi to AWS Graviton [1362d]
• NASA taps commercial partners for near-Earth communications network [1362d]
• ASML CEO: Industrial conglomerate buying washing machines to rip out semiconductors [1362d]
• OneWeb inks deal to launch its LEO satellites from India [1362d]
• Emotet reestablishes itself at the top of the malware world [1362d]
• UK government preps tech suppliers for £8bn mega framework [1362d]
• UK government says motorists will be allowed to watch TV in self-driving vehicles [1362d]
• Machine-learning models vulnerable to undetectable backdoors: new claim [1362d]
• Biotech firm: Graphcore IPUs faster for AI-based drug discovery than GPUs [1362d]
• So, what happened with GitHub, Heroku, and those raided private repos? [1362d]
• Apple geniuses in Atlanta beat New York to the punch, file petition to unionize [1362d]
• Five Eyes nations fear wave of Russian attacks against critical infrastructure [1362d]
• Brave, DuckDuckGo to unplug Google's AMP where possible [1362d]