The Brutalist Report

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• Activision to begin union negotiations with workers from Raven Software [1164d]
• World Economic Forum wants a global map of online crime [1165d]
• OVHcloud datacenter fire last year possibly due to water leak [1165d]
• Apple’s M2 chip isn’t a slam dunk, but it does point to the future [1165d]
• Microsoft forgot to renew the certificate for its Windows Insider subdomain [1165d]
• Threat and risk specialists signal post-COVID conference season is back on [1165d]
• For the average AI shop, sparse models and cheap memory will win [1165d]
• openSUSE Leap 15.4: The best desktop on the RPM side of the Linux world [1165d]
• Oracle plans US database for electronic health records [1165d]
• EU lawmakers vote to ban sales of combustion engine cars from 2035 [1165d]
• EU lawmakers vote to ban sales of combustion engine cars from 2035 [1165d]
• Symbiote Linux malware spotted, and infections are 'very hard to detect' [1165d]
• Microsoft brings tabs to File Explorer [1165d]
• NASA to commission independent UFO study [1165d]
• 'Red-rated' legacy IT gets refresh in UK as US battles theirs with bills [1165d]
• Samsung said to be sniffing around European chipmakers [1165d]
• Apple M1 chip contains hardware vulnerability that bypasses memory defense [1165d]
• No more fossil fuel or nukes? In the future we will generate power with magic dust [1165d]
• Schneider Electric intros new modular datacenters, overhauls DCIM tools [1165d]
• How one techie ended up paying the tab on an Apple Macintosh Plus [1165d]
• Emotet malware gang re-emerges with Chrome-based credit card heistware [1165d]
• Warning: Colleagues are unusually likely to 'break' their monitors soon [1165d]
• Chinese 'Aoqin Dragon' gang runs undetected ten-year espionage spree [1165d]
• Hardware flaws give Bluetooth chipsets unique fingerprints that can be tracked [1165d]
• Russia, China, warn US its cyber support of Ukraine has consequences [1165d]
• AMD touts big datacenter, AI ambitions in CPU-GPU roadmap [1165d]