The Brutalist Report

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• Elon Musk’s brother buys Intel’s fireworks-replacing drone biz [1130d]
• Actual quantum computers don't exist yet. The cryptography to defeat them may already be here [1130d]
• Actual quantum computers don't exist yet. But encryption to defeat them may do already [1130d]
• US expands efforts to hamstring China’s chipmaking mojo [1130d]
• Pentagon: We'll pay you if you can find a way to hack us [1130d]
• If you can find and fix this subtle Chromium bug that breaks some extensions, there's $8k waiting for you [1130d]
• Bank of Google? Not exactly. But fintech's future is in Big Tech's ecosystems [1130d]
• Calls for bans on Chinese CCTV makers Hikvision, Dahua expand [1130d]
• Large Hadron Collider experiment reveals three exotic particles [1130d]
• Tuxedo Pulse G2: Linux in your lap [1130d]
• FedEx signals 'zero mainframe, zero datacenter' operations by 2024 [1130d]
• ESA's 2030+ roadmap envisions Europeans on the Moon and Mars [1130d]
• Biden considers removal of Trump-era China tariffs to ease inflation [1130d]
• Semiconductor market to be hit by fresh wave of rising component costs [1130d]
• Germany unveils plan to tackle cyberattacks on satellites [1130d]
• Gtk 5 might drop X.11 support, says GNOME dev [1130d]
• Alibaba's finance arm open sources its privacy software and a 'Secure Processing Unit' [1130d]
• IBM wins National Savings & Investment bank tech and ops deal [1130d]
• Logitech Zone Vibe 125: Weightless comfort on the ears that won't break the bank [1130d]
• Dutch University retrieves Bitcoin ransomware payment and makes a profit [1131d]
• CAPSTONE mission is Moon-bound, after less rocketry than expected [1131d]
• Billion-record stolen Chinese database for sale on breach forum [1131d]
• Google updates Chrome to squash actively exploited WebRTC Zero Day [1131d]
• India shares its e-government tools with all as India Stack [1131d]