The Brutalist Report

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• $2.8m gene therapy treatment is America's most expensive drug ever [1073d]
• Googlers demand abortion searches ‘never be saved or treated as a crime’ [1073d]
• DIY 5G specialist FreedomFi acquired by Nova Labs [1073d]
• Tesla expands Powerwall-to-grid program to cover most of California [1073d]
• Microsoft brings more Arm64 support and an updated expiry date to Dev Channel Windows [1073d]
• China, US relations further soured by CHIPS Act [1073d]
• Google blocks third record-breaking DDoS attack in as many months [1073d]
• Quantum computing startup IonQ lands on Microsoft's Azure [1073d]
• Google Workspace Individual arrives in Europe [1073d]
• Tech analyst Forrester finds enterprise software is recession-proof [1073d]
• The CHIPS Act won't end US reliance on foreign foundries [1073d]
• AI chip adds artificial neurons to resistive RAM for use in wearables, drones [1073d]
• South Korea cracks down on unlicensed foreign crypto businesses [1073d]
• Skyrora fires up second stage of XL rocket [1073d]
• Cloudera launches SaaS platform for the lakehouse crowd [1073d]
• Google teaches robots to serve humans – with large language models the key [1073d]
• We tested all the Ubuntu remixes for resource usage so you don't have to [1073d]
• NASA has MOXIE, but rivals reckon they can do better for oxygen on Mars [1074d]
• Microsoft to drop price for Teams Rooms, add free Basic tier for SMBs [1074d]
• Ransomware attack on UK water company clouded by confusion [1074d]
• Deluge of of entries to Spamhaus blocklists includes 'various household names' [1074d]
• Janet Jackson music video declared a cybersecurity vulnerability [1074d]
• Two thirds of DNS queries for IPv6 hosts sent to Chinese resolvers fail, researchers find [1074d]
• That was fast: MetaGuard emerges as an 'incognito mode' for the metaverse [1074d]