The Brutalist Report

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• CIQ takes Rocky Linux corporate with $25K price tag [549d]
• Microsoft cleans up hot mess of Patch Tuesday preview [549d]
• Cognizant discriminated against non-Indian workers in H-1B visa case, US jury finds [549d]
• Ransomware gang Trinity joins pile of scumbags targeting healthcare [549d]
• Uncle Sam may force Google to sell Chrome browser, or Android OS [549d]
• Microsoft sprinkles AI 'magic' and additional storage tiers on OneDrive [549d]
• UK Regulatory Innovation Office vows to slash red tape – but we've heard it all before [549d]
• Game of phones: Voda-Three merger left rivals dialing for help [549d]
• Thunderbird for Android is go – at least the beta is [549d]
• Copilot's crudeness has left Microsoft chasing Google, again [549d]
• Missing Thunderbirds footage found in British garden shed [549d]
• Supermicro crams 18 GPUs into a 3U AI server that's a little slow by design [549d]
• OpenAI appoints international expansion boss [549d]
• MediaTek enters the 4th Dimensity with 3nm octa-core 9400 smartphone brains [549d]
• Asian crime gangs are growing – fast – thanks to AI and other tech [550d]
• LinkedIn: If our AI gets something wrong, that's your problem [550d]
• Microsoft issues 117 patches – some for flaws already under attack [550d]
• AI godfather-turned-doomer shares Nobel with neural network pioneer [550d]
• Qualcomm urges device makers to push patches after 'targeted' exploitation [550d]
• Babbage boffin Ada Lovelace honored for computer science contributions [550d]
• TensorWave bags $43M to pack its datacenter with AMD accelerators [550d]
• Using iPhone Mirroring at work? You might have just overshared to your boss [550d]
• Incumbent congressman not turning up to debates? Train an AI on his press releases [550d]
• Starlink was offered for free to those hit by Hurricane Helene. It is not actually free [550d]
• Starlink was offered for free to those hit by Hurricane Helene. It is not actually free [550d]