The Brutalist Report

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• Apria Healthcare says potentially 2M people caught up in IT security breach [938d]
• Microsoft wants you to think inside the Dev Box from July [938d]
• SF cops got warrant-free OK to watch protest via private security cameras [938d]
• AMD scours parts bin for old CPUs, GPUs to put in Chromebooks [938d]
• Social media may harm kids. US Surgeon General says so [938d]
• Born in the USA! Broadcom will produce American-made RF modules for Apple [938d]
• Meta forced to sell Giphy, takes 87% loss in Shutterstock deal [938d]
• SambaNova injects a little AI mojo into US supercomputer lab's nuke sims [939d]
• Dish confirms 300,000 people's data was exposed in February's attack [939d]
• Nearly 1 in 5 academics admit close encounters of the anomalous kind [939d]
• TikTok to let Oracle view source code, algorithm and content-moderation [939d]
• Lenovo Thinkpad Z13 just has this certain Macbook Air about it... [939d]
• Billionaire BT stalker Patrick Drahi increases stake to 24.5% [939d]
• Keir Starmer's techno-fix for the NHS: Déjà vu disaster or brave new blunder? [939d]
• SAP's cloud drive hits speed bumps with American users [939d]
• UK told it must double low carbon investment to meet net zero targets [939d]
• Google Cloud upgrades with next-gen accelerator that embiggens its VMs [939d]
• Ads for lucrative jobs in Asia fail to mention chance of slavery as crypto-scammer [939d]
• IBM asks UChicago, UTokyo for help building a 100K qubit quantum supercomputer [939d]
• Dell pulls storage, PCs, and compute into Apex ITaaS platform – a little late [939d]
• China hasn't told Micron why it failed security review, or what its ban means [939d]
• WeChat makes facial recog payment systems talk to the hand [939d]
• China becomes the 37th country to approve Microsoft's Activision buyout [939d]
• Uncle Sam strangles criminals' cashflow by reining in money mules [939d]