The Brutalist Report

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• Belgian cops cuff 2 suspected cybercrooks in Redline, Meta infostealer sting [528d]
• The troublesome economics of CPU-only AI [528d]
• Admins better Spring into action over latest critical open source vuln [528d]
• Chinese chips, quantum and AI now on US investment blacklist [528d]
• Datacenter developer says power issues holding up new builds [528d]
• FCC chair: Mobile dead spots will end when space-based and ground comms merge [528d]
• Merde! Macron's bodyguards reveal his location by sharing Strava data [528d]
• UK immigration seeks tech support, development partner for border crossing systems [528d]
• Five Eyes nations tell tech startups to take infosec seriously. Again [528d]
• Microsoft accuses Google of creating a lobbying front called 'Open Cloud Coalition' [528d]
• Wanted. Top infosec pros willing to defend Britain on shabby salaries [528d]
• NASA narrows Artemis III landing target list to nine [528d]
• Chinese engineers wire Raspberry Pi into 600-meter railway tunnel to find its flaws [528d]
• Tardigrade genes may hold secret to radiation treatments for humans [528d]
• iFixit to the rescue: McDonald's workers can rescue their own ice cream machines [528d]
• Bluesky capitalizes on X woes with funding and user growth [528d]
• TSMC reportedly cuts off RISC-V chip designer linked to Huawei accelerators [528d]
• JPMorgan Chase sues scammers following viral 'infinite money glitch' [528d]
• Feds investigate China's Salt Typhoon amid campaign phone hacks [529d]
• Google reportedly developing an AI agent that can control your browser [529d]
• Skyscraper-high sewage plume erupts in Moscow [529d]
• ParTec expands supercomputer patent fight from Microsoft to Nvidia [529d]
• Apple quietly admits 8GB isn't enough in 2024, M4 iMac to ship with 16GB as standard [529d]
• Intel to expand Chengdu facility, despite US China tension [529d]