The Brutalist Report

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• Kaspersky challenges US government to prove case over hacking claims [643d]
• Tesla sales, market share dip in EU while other EV makers grow [643d]
• Nvidia's next Linux driver to be… just as open [643d]
• Russia’s FIN7 is peddling its EDR-nerfing malware to ransomware gangs [643d]
• TSMC boss predicts AI chip shortage through 2025, says Trump comments don't change his strategy [643d]
• Europe's largest council could face £12M manual audit bill after Oracle project disaster [644d]
• NASA swings budget axe, kills $400M+ VIPER lunar trundlebot [644d]
• Maximum-severity Cisco vulnerability allows attackers to change admin passwords [644d]
• Don’t blame AI for rise in carbon emissions, says Google exec [644d]
• Thunderbird is go: 128 now out with revamped 'Nebula' UI [644d]
• Firms skip security reviews of major app updates about half the time [644d]
• Semiconductor shares slump – possibly thanks to Biden and Trump [644d]
• Samsung buys UK AI startup to give its products the personal touch [644d]
• Tech upgrade broke the casino – took slots offline for days [644d]
• Release the hounds! Securing datacenters may soon need sniffer dogs [644d]
• Merged Exabeam and LogRhythm cut jobs, face lawsuit [644d]
• Here we go again. And again. Musk threatens to pull Twitter, SpaceX out of California [644d]
• Anthropic teams up with venture capital firm to kickstart $100M AI startup fund [644d]
• Kaspersky gives US customers six months of free updates as a parting gift [644d]
• SpaceX asks the FAA: 'Can we launch our rockets again, please?' [644d]