The Brutalist Report

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• Virgin Galactic celebrates flight hiatus with a reverse stock split [681d]
• Mozilla defies Kremlin, restores banned Firefox add-ons in Russia [681d]
• Voyager 1 makes stellar comeback to science operations [681d]
• Ukraine busts SIM farms targeting soldiers with spyware [681d]
• Tesla shareholders agree to pay Musk staggering sum of $48B [681d]
• French state bidding for piece of Atos, offers €700M [681d]
• AI Octopus predicts results of Euro 2024: It isn't looking good for England [682d]
• How Apache Spark lit up the tech world and outshone its big data brethren [682d]
• We need a volunteer to literally crawl over broken glass to fix this network [682d]
• Microsoft cancels universal Recall release in favor of Windows Insider preview [682d]
• Pakistan punishes tax dodgers with new measures to ensure telcos cut off their mobile phones [682d]
• Japan's space agency helps to target advertising with satellite photos of crops [682d]
• Microsoft bigwig says the Feds catching Chinese spies in Exchange Online is the cloud working as intended [682d]
• US Space Force wanted $77M to reinforce GPS – and Congress shot it down [682d]
• Wells Fargo fires employees accused of faking keyboard activity to pretend to work [682d]
• Oracle Ads have had it: $2B operation shuts down after dwindling to $300M [682d]
• World's first RISC-V laptop with Ubuntu preloaded touts AI smarts and octa-core chip [682d]
• Google datacenters in Nevada to go full steam ahead with geothermal energy [682d]
• X marks the spot where Twitter's severance math doesn't add up [682d]