The Brutalist Report

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• Cisco EVP: We need to lift everyone above the cybersecurity poverty line [1174d]
• We sat through Apple's product launch disguised as a dev event so you don't have to [1174d]
• Musk repeats threat to end $46.5bn Twitter deal – with lawyers, not just tweets [1174d]
• Transport giant picks up Google Cloud AI to aid package delivery, tracking [1174d]
• Taiwan bans exports of chips faster than 25MHz to Russia, Belarus [1174d]
• AI-driven HR startup snapped up as companies fight to retain employees [1174d]
• Synopsys, Juniper Networks fuse to tackle silicon photonics [1174d]
• Why chasing the AI dragon may force big tech to take sustainability seriously [1175d]
• Higher spec machines lift US PC revenues 40% even as shipments drop [1175d]
• Compute responsibly: Yet another IT industry sustainability drive [1175d]
• The Register talks to Microsoft's European cloud rivals about getting a fair deal [1175d]
• Sony launches a space laser subsidiary (for comms, not conflict) [1175d]
• Microsoft: You own the best software keyboard there is. Please let us buy it [1175d]
• Behind Big Tech's big privacy heist: Deliberate obfuscation [1175d]
• Datacenter switching surged in Q1, but it won't last forever [1175d]
• Brute force and whiskey: The solution to all life's problems [1175d]
• Japan lets its banks and other entities issue stablecoins [1175d]
• Microsoft delays next Exchange Server release to 2025 [1175d]
• Multiplatform Linux kernel ‘pretty much done’ says Linus Torvalds [1175d]
• Costa Rican government held up by ransomware … again [1175d]
• Yandex CEO Arkady Volozh resigns after being added to EU sanctions list [1175d]