The Brutalist Report

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• Oracle share price slides as it misses revenue expectations [639d]
• Microsoft floats bringing a text editor back to the CLI [639d]
• Northern Ireland cops count human cost of August data breach [639d]
• Ofcom proposes ban on UK telcos making 'inflation-linked' price hikes mid-contract [639d]
• AWS S3 is 'pushing to become primary storage for a lot of applications' [639d]
• Android iMessage app Beeper releases working update of blue-bubbled tool [639d]
• Kernel kerfuffle kiboshes Debian 12.3 release [639d]
• BlackBerry squashes plan to spin out its IoT biz [639d]
• British train system is getting another excuse for delays - solar storms [639d]
• Interpol moves against human traffickers who enslave people to scam you online [639d]
• ByteDance slides around Indonesian social commerce ban with $1.5 billion buy [639d]
• China's SpaceX wannabe recycles a rocket after just 38 days [639d]
• Epic decision sees jury find Google's Play store is illegal monopoly [640d]
• Proposed US surveillance regime would enlist more businesses [640d]
• Broadcom halves subscription price for VMware's flagship hybrid cloud suite [640d]
• Boffins fool AI chatbot into revealing harmful content – with 98 percent success rate [640d]
• Microsoft partners with labor unions to shape and regulate AI [640d]
• British arms dealer BAE behind F-35 electronics first in line for US CHIPS funds [640d]
• Tesla says California's Autopilot action violates its free speech rights [640d]
• 2.5M patents infected with data loss in Norton Healthcare ransomware outbreak [640d]
• New York set to host $10B semiconductor research facility with IBM and Micron [640d]
• Memory-safe languages so hot right now, agrees Lazarus Group as it slings DLang malware [640d]
• Amazon's practices are 'the essence of competition,' it tells judge [640d]
• FTC wants Microsoft's relationship with OpenAI under the microscope [640d]