The Brutalist Report

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• Another airline finds loose bolts in Boeing 737-9 during post-blowout fleet inspections [723d]
• It's not all watching transparent TV from a voice-commanded bidet. CES has work stuff too [723d]
• Surging COVID-19 cases detected in wastewater signal potential new wave [723d]
• HP customers claim firmware update rendered third-party ink verboten [723d]
• And that's a wrap for Babuk Tortilla ransomware as free decryptor released [723d]
• CEO of chat tech plumber Twilio is leaving the building [723d]
• Unity to slash 25% of workforce under former Red Hat CEO Whitehurst [723d]
• First functional graphene semiconductor could power future chips [723d]
• Motorola loses appeal to kill price cap on UK Airwave emergency services contract [723d]
• HPE said to be moving in on $13B deal for Juniper Networks [723d]
• Wireless priesthood begins blessing Wi-Fi 7 hardware [723d]
• Welcome to 2024: Volkswagen really is putting ChatGPT into cars as a gabby copilot [723d]
• India to launch with SpaceX's Falcon 9 for the first time [723d]
• Nvidia gives RTX 40 series a Super refresh as AI PC hype takes off [723d]
• OpenAI: 'Impossible to train today’s leading AI models without using copyrighted materials' [724d]
• World's first private lunar lander suffers 'critical' fuel leak en route to Moon [724d]
• America's first private lunar lander suffers 'critical' fuel leak en route to Moon [724d]
• Apple sets new 16,000-foot iPhone drop test after 737 fuselage fail [724d]
• Nvidia readies downgraded chips for China, but will anyone want to buy them? [724d]
• Apache OFBiz zero-day pummeled by exploit attempts after disclosure [724d]
• Only 700 new IT jobs were created in the US last year [724d]
• Avoiding AI-capable PCs will be impossible by 2027 [724d]