The Brutalist Report

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• Nearly all protein structures known to science predicted by AlphaFold AI [1102d]
• Congress finally passes $52b subsidies for chip fabs on US soil [1102d]
• JPMorgan, UBS among trio accused of shoddy ID theft protection [1102d]
• US net neutrality bill is only two pages long. And that's potentially a good thing [1102d]
• Suspected radiation alert saboteurs cuffed by cops after sensors disabled [1103d]
• Apple's secret car team tosses keys to Lamborghini lead [1103d]
• Datacenter operator groups pledge to cut water consumption [1103d]
• Garuda Linux 'Talon': Arch, but different. Dare we say it? Better [1103d]
• Data processor Hazelcast goes serverless: Viridian platform hits beta [1103d]
• Qualcomm revises mobile chip sales on weaker retail outlook [1103d]
• Shanghai surprise? Another analyst sees historic PC decline [1103d]
• Meta pours cash into servers and AI as ad revenue falls [1103d]
• ServiceNow valuation dips after slashing subscription forecasts [1103d]
• Battle of the retro Unix desktops: NsCDE versus CDE [1103d]
• Google brings Street View back to India following 2016 ban [1103d]
• Atos waves bye to 12k staff, adds 16k mostly in offshore and nearshore sites [1103d]
• BT accused of 'misinformation' campaign ahead of strikes [1103d]
• Google postpones Chrome's third-party cookie bonfire yet again [1103d]
• Samsung boss likely to be pardoned for bribery [1103d]
• NASA: Mars rocks won't make it back to Earth until 2033 [1103d]
• Scientists use dead spider as gripper for robot arm, label it a 'Necrobot' [1103d]
• Court allows Huawei India CEO to appeal travel ban [1103d]
• Philippines logs on to Starlink for remote area internet services [1103d]
• VMware delivers a load of updates for its Amazonian incarnation [1103d]
• Now another Meta acquisition in jeopardy: VR biz Within [1103d]