The Brutalist Report

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• Huawei lays final bricks of billion-dollar Shanghai R&D complex [645d]
• Gartner nudges down global IT spending growth forecast as 'change fatigue' persists [646d]
• UK competition officials launch merger probe of Microsoft, Inflection AI deal [646d]
• Microsoft to intro checkpoint cumulative updates for Win 11 [646d]
• Rite Aid admits 2.2 million people’s data stolen by criminals [646d]
• Intel's China investments may have spurred fresh US restrictions [646d]
• Tesla delays Robotaxi event as Musk makes design tweaks [646d]
• Privacy group complains to UK regulator about Meta scraping user data to train AI [646d]
• Latest MySQL release is underwhelming, say some DB experts [646d]
• Agile Manifesto co-author blasts failure rates report, talks up 'reimagining' project [646d]
• Cold comfort to teachers who got paid late, but ERP software rollout had 'unrealistic' timeline [646d]
• Qualcomm sues Chinese handset-maker in India to defend African market [646d]
• Big Music reprises classic hit 'ISPs need to stop their customers torrenting or we'll sue' [646d]
• Yandex sells off Russian ops, now Putin itself about as Nebius Group [646d]
• Microsoft wasn't CISPE's only suitor – it seems Google was willing to pay for its views on cloudy licensing to prevail [646d]
• FBI gains access to suspected Trump shooter's phone [646d]
• China's Honor debuts laptop with bonkers removable camera that lives in a little slot [646d]
• DarkGate, the evil Swiss Army knife of malware, sees boom after rival Qbot crushed [646d]
• Kaspersky culls staff, closes doors in US amid Biden's ban [646d]
• FTC to probe IBM’s $6.4B takeover of HashiCorp [646d]
• Net neutrality in danger again: US appeals court stays new FCC rule [646d]
• Smartphones sales bounce, Xiaomi biting at Apple's heels [646d]