The Brutalist Report

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• Hawaiian Airlines to offer free Wi-Fi via SpaceX's Starlink [1357d]
• Intuit sued over alleged cryptocurrency thefts via Mailchimp intrusion [1357d]
• Elon Musk buys Twitter in $44bn deal, promises stuff [1357d]
• Homeland Security bug bounty program uncovers 122 holes in its systems [1357d]
• Could a leaky capacitor be at fault on ESA's Sentinel-1B? [1357d]
• Pony.ai lassos China's first autonomous taxi license [1357d]
• Apple and Intel likely the first to use TSMC’s 2nm node in 2025 [1357d]
• Elon Musk edges closer to Twitter mega purchase [1357d]
• Flaw could have granted criminals control over Ever Surf crypto wallets [1357d]
• Mastering metadata key to shifting data fast, says Arcitecta [1357d]
• CAST AI puts out report on extent of enterprises cloud resource overspend [1357d]
• Foxconn factories near Shanghai cease operations over COVID-19 cases [1357d]
• EU eyes tech giant revenues as Digital Services Act clears hurdles [1357d]
• FTC investigating Broadcom for anti-competitive behavior again – reports [1357d]
• Microsoft exposes glue-free guts of the Surface Laptop Studio [1357d]
• Oracle to release on-prem software usage tools to prep cloud switch [1357d]
• Debian faces firmware furore from FOSS freedom fighters [1357d]
• Timetable for industrial action ballot against BT imminent [1357d]
• Your AI can't tell you it's lying if it thinks it's telling the truth. That's a problem [1357d]
• In IT, no good deed ever goes unpunished [1357d]
• Google Docs' AI-powered inclusive writing auto-correct now under fire [1357d]
• FBI: BlackCat ransomware scratched 60-plus orgs [1358d]