The Brutalist Report

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• US appeals court ruling could 'eliminate internet privacy' [1354d]
• Semiconductor firms: China lockdowns play havoc with supply and demand [1354d]
• Microsoft fixes cross-account vulns in Azure Database for PostgreSQL service [1354d]
• Apple must fix its self-service repair program, say critics [1354d]
• Rocket Lab to attempt mid-air recovery of descending booster [1354d]
• Free enterprise systems-management tool Uyuni releases new stable version [1354d]
• Cloudflare stomps huge DDoS attack on crypto platform [1354d]
• 60 countries sign declaration to keep future internet open [1354d]
• Aerospike takes swipe at document databases JSON support [1354d]
• $10b National Security Agency contract re-awarded to AWS [1354d]
• ServiceNow shrugs off Ukraine fears with upbeat financials [1354d]
• Microsoft makes account switching easier in its web and desktop apps [1354d]
• Almost two-thirds of SMIC's Shanghai employees are living at work [1354d]
• Windows 10 still growing, but Win 11 had another bad month, says AdDuplex [1354d]
• Pop!_OS 22.04: New kid on the Ubuntu block starting to show real muscle [1354d]
• Schneider Electric to sell Russian ops to local management [1354d]
• BT starts commercial trial of quantum secured London network [1354d]
• Indian government hauls Infosys in to explain non-compete clause [1354d]
• AWS fixes strange clunks in its on-prem data-crunchers [1354d]
• India to upgrade mobile networks near Maoist insurgents to 4G [1354d]
• Accenture announces 'Accenture Song' – not a tune, but a rebrand [1354d]
• Five Eyes nations reveal 2021's fifteen most-exploited flaws [1354d]