The Brutalist Report

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• Kaspersky culls staff, closes doors in US amid Biden's ban [162d]
• FTC to probe IBM’s $6.4B takeover of HashiCorp [162d]
• Net neutrality in danger again: US appeals court stays new FCC rule [162d]
• Smartphones sales bounce, Xiaomi biting at Apple's heels [162d]
• Linux kernel 6.10 arrives with punched-up hardware support [162d]
• Southwest latest to aim at electric air taxi dream with Archer partnership [162d]
• Evidence for Moon caves emerges as humans hunt for hospitable hideaway under lunar surface [162d]
• ZDI shames Microsoft for – yet another – coordinated vulnerability disclosure snafu [162d]
• Is Teams connector retirement a tweak to fit EU laws, or a sign of price rises to come? [162d]
• Infoseccers claim Squarespace migration linked to DNS hijackings at Web3 firms [162d]
• AMD predicts future AI PCs will run 30B parameter models at 100 tokens per second [162d]
• AMD spills the beans on Zen 5's 16% IPC gains [162d]
• SpaceX's Falcon anomaly could have serious implications for the space industry [162d]
• Atos secures funding for rescue plan, lives to fight another day [162d]
• Fresh programmer's editor on Linux lies Zed ahead [162d]
• The graying open source community needs fresh blood [162d]
• Lenovo hit with higher patent payout, both sides claim a win [162d]
• Hey Microsoft – what ever happened to 'Developers, developers, developers'? [162d]
• There is no honor among RAM thieves – but sometimes there is karma [162d]
• Your next datacenter could be in the middle of nowhere [162d]
• China's internet cleanup campaigns are going so well it needs a new one to protect kids [162d]
• Google reportedly in talks to buy infosec outfit Wiz for $23 billion [162d]
• I spy another mSpy breach: Millions more stalkerware buyers exposed [162d]
• UK cyber-boss slams China's bug-hoarding laws [162d]