The Brutalist Report

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• Microsoft’s Nadella: Tech is in for a rough two years [928d]
• CES Worst in Show slams gummi gouging, money-wasting mugs, and other dubious kit [928d]
• Freedom for MegaCortex ransomware victims - the fix is out [928d]
• Cybercrooks are telling ChatGPT to create malicious code [928d]
• Samsung expects profit dive as demand for memory and devices continues to slow [928d]
• Fancy a quick tour of DragonFly BSD 6.4? [928d]
• Uncle Sam OKs vaccine that protects honeybees against hive-destroying bacterium [928d]
• Amazon slaps automatic encryption on S3 data [928d]
• Mobileye touts bright future while Nvidia, Qualcomm win over automakers [929d]
• Dridex malware pops back up and turns its attention to macOS [929d]
• Move over, graphene. There's a new super-material in town: Graphullerene [929d]
• Qualcomm, Bullitt unveil satellite messaging for phones at CES [929d]
• Mercedes-Benz thinks Nvidia's Omniverse can help with manufacturing [929d]
• Southwest Airlines sued for failing to give prompt refunds after IT meltdown [929d]
• Microsoft said to be thinking of sinking $10m into self-driving truck startup [929d]
• NHS England Palantir contract extension could result in further legal threats [929d]
• JP Morgan must face suit from Ray-Ban maker after crooks drained $272m from accounts [929d]
• Cleaner ignored 'do not use tap' sign, destroyed phone systems ... and the entire building [929d]
• Rust projects open to denial of service thanks to Hyper mistakes [929d]
• India partners with private company to sell ads to commuters via railway Wi-Fi [929d]
• Oh, no: The electric cars at CES are getting all emotional [929d]
• AI conference and NYC's educators ban papers done by ChatGPT [929d]
• FTC floats rule to ban imposed non-compete agreements in US [929d]