The Brutalist Report

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• Asia's superapps follow another hot tech trend: mass layoffs [724d]
• Europe to have 2 of the 4 most powerful supercomputers as Leonardo comes online [724d]
• AWS gives older EC2 instances a legacy lifeline [724d]
• UK authorities open preliminary probe into Broadcom's VMware acquisition [724d]
• Time Lords decree an end to leap seconds before risky attempt to reverse time [724d]
• After years without data privacy rules, India floats two sets in a week [724d]
• Azure extends DDoS attack protection down to small business users, for a fee [724d]
• Two arrested in massive $575m cryptocurrency 'Ponzi scheme' [724d]
• Chinese Loongson chips coming in 2023, on par with 2020 x86 kit [724d]
• Microsoft's attempts to harden Kerberos authentication broke it on Windows Servers [724d]
• Orion reaches the Moon, buzzes surface, gets ready to orbit [724d]
• IBM manager sues for $5m claiming postnatal demotion [724d]
• World Cup phishing emails spike in Middle Eastern countries [724d]
• NASA's meteor avoidance plan for James Webb Space Telescope: Turn it around [724d]
• Head of Intel Foundry Services resigns just as chip biz gets going [724d]
• TSMC confirms 3nm fab in Arizona to make neighbor Intel sweat a little more [724d]
• Biden administration earmarks $13b to modernize electric grid [724d]
• US offshore oil and gas installation at 'increasing' risk of cyberattack [725d]
• Aviation regulators push for more automation so flights can be run by a single pilot [725d]
• Arm confirms IPO delay till later in 2023, blames global markets [725d]
• Twitter set for more layoffs as Musk mulls next move [725d]
• EU reaches agreement on satellite comms project: Opens Iris [725d]
• UK's National Health Service will roll existing Palantir work into patient data platform [725d]
• HPC's lost histories will power the future of tech [725d]