The Brutalist Report

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• This ancient quasar may be the remains of the first-gen star that started us all [738d]
• Boffins find COVID changed the way sysadmins work – probably for the worse [738d]
• Euro clouds lodge another complaint against Microsoft over anti-competitive licenses [738d]
• LG debuts thin malleable screens made from contact lens material [738d]
• IBM so confident in supply chain, it's frozen storage prices and has freebies for late shipments [738d]
• Zoom adds email and calendar to its apps, to relieve the crushing burden of ALT-TAB [738d]
• VMware warns of three critical holes in remote-control tool [739d]
• Microsoft squashes six security bugs already exploited in the wild [739d]
• With potential hurricane approaching, NASA leaves mega-rocket on launch pad [739d]
• Marvell's latest switch may not be fast but the timing is great [739d]
• Intel's top-spec Raptor Canyon NUC can double as a 700+W space heater [739d]
• Swiss Re wants government bail out as cybercrime insurance costs spike [739d]
• Tesla recalls 40k cars over patch that broke power steering [739d]
• China conflicts prompt chip manufacturing battles in Europe [739d]
• Robin Banks crooks back at the table with fresh phish from Russia [739d]
• Experian, T-Mobile settle data spills for mere $16m [739d]
• Microsoft tests 'upsells' of its products in Windows 11 sign-out menu [739d]
• Chipmakers are crippling products to evade US China ban [739d]
• Semiconductor Climate Consortium aims to cut chipmaking carbon emissions [739d]
• Swiss drone-busting eagle squadron grounded permanently [739d]
• Startup: Our chiplet design tech can best Intel, TSMC [739d]
• NASA reassigns Venus boffins to save short-staffed asteroid interceptor [739d]
• Heavy, man: Tuxedo puts out 2.2kg Stellaris AMD Gen 4 [739d]
• WTF is Sovereign SaaS? VMware’s way to satisfy pesky regulators your cloud is local [739d]
• Europe wants Airbnb and pals to cough up rental property logs [739d]