The Brutalist Report

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• Space startup ABL emulates Virgin Orbit failure by crashing [660d]
• Flaming USB battery halts flight from Taiwan to Singapore [660d]
• Hong Kong ups its SEO game to stop Google playing a protest song as its national anthem [660d]
• Fujitsu has a yen for 'large-scale' acquisitions and billions of yen to fund them [660d]
• Cloud Software Group confirms 15 percent headcount cut [660d]
• US think tank says China would probably lose if it tries to invade Taiwan [660d]
• IBM shifts remaining US-based AIX dev jobs to India – source [660d]
• Climate bill threatens fines for Oregon datacenters that don't cut their carbon count [660d]
• Royal Mail, cops probe 'cyber incident' that's knackered international mail [660d]
• Scientists tricked into believing fake abstracts written by ChatGPT were real [660d]
• Native Americans urge Apache Software Foundation to ditch its name [660d]
• Native Americans ask Apache Software Foundation to change its name [660d]
• AI-generated phishing emails just got much more convincing [660d]
• Fedora 38 is finally taking shape [661d]
• Stranded ISS astronauts are getting a new Soyuz to ride home [661d]
• Microsoft fixes Windows database connections it broke in November [661d]
• German cartel watchdog objects to the way Google processes user data [661d]
• Robot seal tested for stress relief on pretend Mars mission [661d]
• That NHS England patient data platform procurement, FDP, is live. And worth up to £480m [661d]
• FAA grounds all US departures after NOTAM goes down [661d]
• PC sales slump to pre-pandemic level in Q4. 'Boom' is over, says IDC [661d]
• Meta develops AI targeting system to show housing ads to wider range of users [661d]
• Haiku beta 4: BeOS rebuild / almost ready for release. / A thing of beauty [661d]
• Government tech spending in England more than doubles in five years [661d]
• New software sells new hardware – but a threat to that symbiosis is coming [661d]
• Swiss Army's Threema messaging app was full of holes – at least seven [661d]