The Brutalist Report

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• Microsoft fixes Windows security hole likely widely exploited by miscreants [1030d]
• US throws millions at AI to diagnose diseases by the sound of your voice [1030d]
• Twitter datacenter melted down in Labor Day heat [1030d]
• Patch your Mitel VoIP systems, Lorenz ransomware gang is back on the prowl [1030d]
• Taiwan’s GlobalWafers races to break ground in Texas before tax breaks dissolve [1030d]
• Automating Excel tasks to come to Windows and Mac [1030d]
• HP pays $1.3m to settle dispute over printer security chip [1030d]
• FCC Commissioner demands review of Starlink rural broadband subsidies [1030d]
• Backblaze thinks SSDs are more reliable than hard drives [1030d]
• Oracle floats its HeatWave system into Amazon's cloud [1030d]
• SEC charges VMware with hiding slowing sales from investors [1030d]
• Demand for software experts pushes tech salaries higher in UK [1030d]
• Chinese researchers make car glide 35mm above ground in maglev test [1030d]
• One month after Black Hat exposure HP enterprise kit still unpatched [1030d]
• Cisco: Yes, Yanluowang leaked our data. No, it's not serious [1030d]
• OVH opens less flammable datacenter at site of 2021 fire [1030d]
• Beijing signals Digital Yuan will integrate with existing payment schemes [1030d]
• Chinese-linked cyber crims nab $529 million from Indian nationals [1031d]
• India’s Supreme Court demands government detail internet shutdown rules [1031d]
• Biden administration preparing to bring hammer down on Chinese chipmakers [1031d]
• Musk seeks yet another excuse to get out of Twitter buyout: This time it's Mudge's severence check [1031d]