The Brutalist Report

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• Musk deflects sluggish Tesla car sales with Optimus optimism [637d]
• Windows Patch Tuesday update might send a user to the BitLocker recovery screen [637d]
• Oak Ridge casts nets in search of Frontier supercomputer's heir [637d]
• Data pilfered from Pentagon IT supplier Leidos [637d]
• CrowdStrike fiasco highlights growing Sino-Russian tech independence [637d]
• Microsoft: Our licensing terms do not meaningfully raise cloud rivals' costs [637d]
• Kia Niro electric vehicle defies physics with record-breaking 114 million miles on the clock [637d]
• Tim Peake joins Axiom Space as an astronaut advisor [637d]
• Apple's Clamshell iBook G3 at 25 – not just a pretty case [637d]
• School gets an F for using facial recognition on kids in canteen [637d]
• 'Data embassies' promise bubbles of digital sovereignty, but India just cooled on the idea [637d]
• Forget security – Google's reCAPTCHA v2 is exploiting users for profit [637d]
• CrowdStrike blames a test software bug for that giant global mess it made [637d]
• CrowdStrike blames a test software bug for that giant global mess it made [637d]
• Security biz KnowBe4 hired fake North Korean techie, who got straight to work ... on evil [637d]
• VMware sends vSphere 7 into extra time by extending support for six months [637d]
• Google keeps the cost of AI search flat, and kids are lovin' it [638d]
• Philippines wipes out its legit online gambling industry to take down scammers [638d]
• Meta claims ‘world’s largest' open AI model with Llama 3.1 405B debut [638d]
• How did a CrowdStrike config file crash millions of Windows computers? We take a closer look [638d]
• FTC opens investigation into 'surveillance pricing' that gouges consumers [638d]
• Administrators have update lessons to learn from the CrowdStrike outage [638d]