The Brutalist Report

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• Japanese giants to offer security-as-a-service for connected cars [762d]
• Cops swoop after crooks use wireless keyfob hack to steal cars [762d]
• Huawei rolls dice, adds exec heads to enterprise and carrier divisions amid troubled times [762d]
• AWS targets desktop virtualization rigs with lift and shift to cloudy DaaS [762d]
• China dumps dud chips on Russia, Moscow media moans [762d]
• Waferscale, meet atomic scale: Uncle Sam to test Cerebras chips in nuke weapon sims [762d]
• Ex-WSJ reporter says he was framed in elaborate 'hack-and-smear' operation [762d]
• NASA's Lucy probe dodges space traffic around Earth in gravity-assist flyby [763d]
• Broadcom to spin VMware takeover as creating 'more competition' in cloud [763d]
• Collapsed Arecibo telescope to be replaced by school [763d]
• Artist formerly known as Kanye reveals Parler trick: Buying the far-right haven [763d]
• US Dept of Energy injects more particles of cash into tokamak fusion reactors [763d]
• Interpol busts global 'Black Axe' cyber-fraud suspects [763d]
• Juno offering Linux-powered tablet PC for pre-order [763d]
• EU companies claim Google still abusing its Shopping power [763d]
• Samsung, TSMC in US patent infringement investigation [763d]
• Google reveals another experimental operating system: KataOS [763d]
• Musk says Starlink will keep providing free service to Ukraine [763d]
• China-linked Budworm burrows hole in US legislature systems [763d]
• Too bad, contractors: UK government reverses decision to axe IR35 tax reform [763d]
• TSMC downgraded as analysts warn of worst slump in a decade [763d]
• Vodafone to move SAP S/4HANA ERP system to Google Cloud [763d]
• UK regulator proposes price cap on Motorola as supplier of Airwave network [763d]
• Oil company Castrol slips and slides into immersion cooling [763d]
• Starlink, shot by both sides in Ukrainian fracas, lives to fight on [763d]
• Meta mad as hell over allegations it let Indian politicians block content [763d]