The Brutalist Report

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• Fujitsu, RIKEN open Japan's first superconducting quantum 'puter to eggheads [809d]
• Acting union calls out Hollywood studios for 'double standard' on AI use [809d]
• EPIC urges watchdog to probe Grindr's data privacy – or alleged lack thereof [809d]
• Amazon to launch first Project Kuiper internet satellites [809d]
• Boffins propose RISC-V microcontroller to power cubesats [809d]
• Cisco warns of critical flaw in Emergency Responder code [809d]
• X confuses the masses by removing all details from links [809d]
• Another security update, Apple? You're really keeping up with your tech rivals [809d]
• Improving defense of US space assets isn't rocket science. Oh wait [809d]
• Taiwan looks into claims local companies helped Huawei advance China chipmaking [809d]
• When is a PC an AI PC? Nobody seems to know or wants to tell [809d]
• Not even the ghost of obsolescence can coerce users onto Windows 11 [809d]
• Cat accused of wiping US Veteran Affairs server info after jumping on keyboard [809d]
• Lenovo PC boss: 4 in 5 of our devices will be repairable by 2025 [809d]
• BYOD should stand for bring your own disaster, according to Microsoft ransomware data [809d]
• Amazon, Microsoft under UK regulator's eye as cloud market probe confirmed [809d]
• It's time to celebrate the abysmal efforts to go paperless in the NHS [809d]
• After a clean and inclusive Ubuntu-based desktop? Elementary, dear user [809d]
• Lorenz ransomware crew bungles blackmail blueprint by leaking two years of contacts [809d]
• Intel's Gelsinger grades his chip flip a hit, but AMD exec thinks it's more silicon slip [809d]
• DuckDB shuns VC breadcrumbs so support isn't all it's quacked up to be [809d]
• NASA taking its time unboxing asteroid sample because it grabbed too much stuff [809d]
• Canva creates $200M kitty to pay creators for stuff they feed its design-bot [809d]
• North Korea goes phishing in South’s shipyards [809d]
• BlackBerry to split into two companies, foraging for tastier fare for shareholders [810d]
• Microsoft delays debut of IoT security offer due to ‘unexpected system challenges’ [810d]
• Pacific telco backed by Australia, Japan, and US bins Huawei [810d]