The Brutalist Report

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• Former Autonomy CFO banned from chartered accounting group until 2038 [651d]
• Palantir, Oracle cosy up to offer Karp firm's tech across Big Red's cloud [651d]
• Google: We're still working to defeat Microsoft's 'anticompetitive' cloud policy [651d]
• Advance Auto Parts: 2.3M people's data accessed when crims broke into our Snowflake account [651d]
• European Commission accepts Apple's 'tap and go' promises [651d]
• AMD buys developer Silo AI in bid to match Nvidia's product range [651d]
• Boeing's Starliner set for extended stay at the ISS as engineers on Earth try to recreate thruster issues [651d]
• Privacy expert put away for 9 years after 'grotesque' cyberstalking campaign [651d]
• Firefox 128 bumps system requirements for old boxes [651d]
• Speed limiters arrive for all new cars in the European Union [651d]
• You had a year to patch this Veeam flaw and now it's going to hurt [651d]
• Xen Project in peril as colo provider housing test platform closes [651d]
• Xen Project in a pickle as colo provider housing test platform closes [651d]
• Japanese space agency spotted zero-day attacks while cleaning up attack on M365 [651d]
• Apple, Google, ease cross-cloud data transfers, perhaps with costly catch [651d]
• China’s homebrew openKylin OS creates a cut for AI PCs [651d]
• Anonymous 'ask me anything' chat app NGL ordered to knock it off targeting kids [651d]
• South Korean Samsung union strikes again in bid to chip away at production [652d]
• How low can you go: Tesla's US market share dips below 50% for the first time [652d]
• AI demand pushes TSMC revenue for 2024 up 28% so far [652d]
• Intuit decimates staff, hopes to hire same number in AI refocus [652d]
• PC sales inch upwards as market starts to upgrade its hardware [652d]