The Brutalist Report

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• Intel makes it harder for Gelsinger to earn beaucoup bucks as CEO [991d]
• US military goes zero-trust on software and government gets busy [992d]
• FAA wants pilots to be less dependent on computer autopilots [992d]
• GPU shipments saw biggest nosedive since noughties recession [992d]
• Still using a discontinued Boa web server? Microsoft warns of supply chain attacks [992d]
• Study suggests AI cruise control could kill traffic jams by cutting out the 'intuition' factor [992d]
• New York cracks down on carbon fuel-based crypto-mining operations [992d]
• Meta faces lawsuit to stop 'surveillance advertising' [992d]
• Foxconn workers protest over pay and lockdowns at iPhone factory in China [992d]
• University orders investigation into Oracle finance disaster [992d]
• Waiting for speedy broadband? UK's Openreach prioritizing existing work over fiber expansion [992d]
• Tech companies in the crosshairs as China proposes antitrust law revisions [992d]
• Someone has to say it: Voice assistants are not doing it for big tech [992d]
• If Apple's environmental rhetoric is meaningful, Macs and iPads should converge [992d]
• SQL Server license prices rise as version 2022 debuts [992d]
• UK competition watchdog investigates Apple and Google 'stranglehold' over the mobile market [992d]
• Apple to end policy that charged South Korean devs higher App Store commissions [992d]
• HP Inc. to lay off up to 6,000 staff and cut costs by $1.4 billion [992d]
• Windows Subsystem for Linux now packaged as a Microsoft Store app [992d]
• JWST snaps first chemical profile of an exoplanet atmosphere [992d]
• Meta's Cicero chatbot can probably beat you at Diplomacy [992d]
• 'Pig butchering' romance scam domains seized and slaughtered by the Feds [992d]