The Brutalist Report

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• Oracle and Huawei clouds the big movers on Gartner's conjured quadrilateral [747d]
• Oh, great. By peering into twilight, boffins find 'planet killer' asteroids in our system [747d]
• German cops arrest student suspected of running infamous dark-web souk [747d]
• China promises its digital currency will offer 'controllable anonymity' [747d]
• Unofficial fix emerges for Windows bug abused to infect home PCs with ransomware [747d]
• India's Home Ministry cracks down on predatory lending apps following suicides [747d]
• Self-driving truck startup TuSimple ousts CEO over ties to Chinese rival [747d]
• War declared on bosses using 'omnipresent surveillance' tools to quash union efforts [747d]
• China's drive for efficient datacenters has made liquid cooling mainstream [747d]
• Education tech giant gets an F for security after sensitive info on 40 million users stolen [747d]
• Quantum startup demos spin qubits fabbed with existing tech [747d]
• Meta thirsts for desert conditions in datacenter water quest [747d]
• The White House's global ransomware summit couldn't come at a better time [748d]
• Ordinary web access request or command to malware? [748d]
• Never mind the Saudis: Here's a new OPEC for EV battery metals [748d]
• Signs of sediment-rich ocean lend direction to Mars life search [748d]
• Google kills forthcoming JPEG XL image format from Chromium [748d]
• Economic headwinds be damned, cloud migrations 'not stopping' [748d]
• Can gamers teach us anything about datacenter cooling? Lenovo seems to think so [748d]
• Hong Kong wants to be the world’s home for virtual assets [748d]
• Bumble open sources AI code to automatically blur NFSW photos [748d]
• Spooky Pillars of Creation snap reveals a dark side [748d]
• Enterprises are rolling out more AI – to 'middling results' [748d]
• Open source's totally non-secret weapon big tech dares not use: Staying relevant [748d]
• Apple patches actively exploited iPhone, iPad kernel vulns [748d]