The Brutalist Report

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• Microsoft, Intel lead this month's security fix emissions [871d]
• Google, you're not unleashing 'unproven' AI medical bots on hospital patients, yeah? [872d]
• How to identify OpenAI's crawler bot to stop it slurping websites for training data [872d]
• Cyber-extortionists pillage Colorado education dept [872d]
• Boeing abandons plans for crewed Starliner flight in 2023 [872d]
• 4 in 5 Chromebooks sold to US students in Q2 as demand rises [872d]
• Salesforce to face court over claims it knowingly assisted sex trafficking website [872d]
• UK voter data exposed for over a year in attack on Electoral Commission [872d]
• Digital Realty: We hear you like your racks dense, how does 70kW sound? [872d]
• NASA's ice-hunting cubesat lunar mission is over, thanks to a stuck valve [872d]
• Norway to hit Meta with fines over Facebook user privacy from next week [872d]
• Micron joins the CXL 2.0 party with a 256GB memory expander [872d]
• China – which surveils everyone everywhere – floats facial recognition rules [872d]
• S/4HANA was once the future for SAP – but now it's in the clouds [872d]
• Amazon has more than half of all Arm server CPUs in the world [872d]
• Europe sticks a monopoly probe into Adobe-Figma merger [872d]
• North Korean hackers had access to Russian missile maker for months, say researchers [872d]
• Zoom updates its legalese explicitly promising not to feed vidchats to AIs [872d]
• China's great CPU hope – Loongson – finds it's only four years behind Intel [872d]
• Cops cuff pregnant woman for carjacking after facial recog gets it wrong, again [872d]