The Brutalist Report

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• Elon Musk flogs $8.4bn of Tesla shares amid Twitter offer drama [1352d]
• Data-wiper malware strains surge as Ukraine battles ongoing invasion [1353d]
• Airbnb will let staff work from anywhere without a pay cut [1353d]
• Intel says costly 10nm ramp will counter PC slowdown [1353d]
• NASA's modified Boeing 747 SP SOFIA to be grounded for good [1353d]
• Atlassian boasts strong Q3 revenue growth in wake of two-week outage [1353d]
• Microsoft Edge's 'Secure Network' sounds a lot like a built-in VPN [1353d]
• Meta materials: Facebook using AI to design green concrete [1353d]
• Don’t expect to get your data back from the Onyx ransomware group [1353d]
• Q1 cloud growth lifts AWS, Azure, and Google [1353d]
• Apple CEO: Silicon shortages and C-19 lockdowns to hurt sales by up to $8 billion [1353d]
• Problems for the Linux kernel NTFS driver as author goes silent [1353d]
• AWS a bright spot in subdued set of Q1 results for Amazon [1353d]
• Interpol: We can't arrest our way out of cybercrime [1353d]
• Meet Flamingo, Deepmind's latest open-ended AI [1353d]
• India gives local techies 60 days to hit 6-hour deadline for infosec incident reporting [1353d]
• UK watchdogs ask how they can better regulate algorithms [1353d]
• Meetings in the metaverse: Are your Mikes on? [1353d]
• Sina Weibo, China's Twitter analogue, reveals users' locations and IP addresses [1353d]
• Your software doesn't work when my PC is in 'O' mode [1353d]
• Arm reportedly wrests back control of its rogue China limb [1353d]
• MIT's thin plastic speakers fall flat. And that's by design [1353d]
• Autonomous Mayflower to attempt Atlantic crossing, again [1353d]
• Bumblebee malware loader emerges as Conti's BazarLoader fades [1353d]
• India reveals plan to become major RISC-V design and production player by 2023 [1353d]
• VMware walks back ban on booting vSphere from SD cards or thumb drives [1353d]