The Brutalist Report

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• Palantir wins US Army contract for battlefield AI [528d]
• Change Healthcare registers pulse after crippling ransomware attack [528d]
• IBM lifts lid on latest bid to halt mainframe skill slips [528d]
• Swiss cheese security? Play ransomware gang milks government of 65,000 files [528d]
• IAB Europe's ad consent popups pose privacy problem [528d]
• Plummer talks to us about spending Microsoft's money on a red Corvette [528d]
• Job interview descended into sweary shouting match, candidate got the gig anyway [528d]
• AI mishaps are surging – and now they're being tracked like software bugs [528d]
• Euro-cloud consortium issues ultimatum to Microsoft: Fix your licensing or else [528d]
• Broadcom says VMware to grow revenue by double-digit percentages all year [528d]
• Font security 'still a Helvetica of a problem' says Australian graphics outfit Canva [528d]
• India plans 10,000-GPU sovereign AI supercomputer [528d]
• Securing open source software: Whose job is it, anyway? [528d]
• Apple may have made itself a target before the EU's Digital Markets Act comes into force [529d]
• Boeing paper trail goes cold over door plug blowout [529d]
• We're not Meta support: State AGs tell Zuck to fix rampant account takeover problem [529d]
• Intel inches closer to $3.5B contract to build secret fabs for Uncle Sam [529d]
• Windows 10 failing to patch properly? You are most definitely not alone [529d]
• Chrome users – get an alert when extensions are in danger of falling into wrong hands [529d]
• Possible China link to Change Healthcare ransomware attack [529d]
• Reddit rolling out AI bouncer to halt harrassment [529d]
• JetBrains TeamCity under attack by ransomware thugs after disclosure mess [529d]
• Tesla Berlin gigafactory to take week-long nap after suspected arson [529d]