The Brutalist Report

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• Why did Microsoft just buy fiber optic cable company Lumenisity? [695d]
• China bins its COVID tracking app [695d]
• A month on, network improvements come to .NET 7 [695d]
• US Dept of Energy set to reveal fusion breakthrough [695d]
• VMware loses three top execs who owned growth products [695d]
• Bahamian rap: Crypto villain Sam Bankman-Fried arrested after request from US authorities [695d]
• Vietnam celebrates 25 years of internet with advertising blacklist [695d]
• Pwn2Own contest concludes with nearly $1m paid out to ethical hackers [695d]
• Apple taps brake on self-driving cars, now aims for 2026 [695d]
• US Department of Energy 'flooring the accelerator' with $2.5bn battery loan on battery plants [695d]
• Google postpones Manifest destiny again for Chrome extension platform [695d]
• Intel aims for lower-power GPUs as Nvidia pushes pricey energy guzzlers [695d]
• Artemis I returns safely, but its satellite payload had less luck - cubesats lost in space [696d]
• Musk roundly booed on-stage at Dave Chappelle gig [696d]
• Just blob it in: Microsoft greases skids for data migration to Azure [696d]
• Ventana targets hyperscalers with customizable RISC-V server chip [696d]
• Galactic anti-nuclei travelers could help illuminate dark matter [696d]
• Raspberry Pi supply chain loosens just in time for the holiday season [696d]
• World's governments to keep spending to erase technical debt [696d]
• OK, we know iPhones are expensive but... $11 a month for Twitter Blue on iOS? [696d]
• Broadcom braced for full EU investigation into $61B VMware buyout [696d]
• London Stock Exchange to sell 4% stake to Microsoft in 10-year platform deal [696d]
• TOR Browser 12 released with support for Albanian, Ukrainian [696d]
• Brit chip company picks RISC-V for next-gen microcontrollers [696d]
• ChatGPT has mastered the confidence trick, and that’s a terrible look for AI [696d]
• Server installer fails to spot STOP button – because he wasn't an archaeologist [696d]