The Brutalist Report

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• DNA sequencers found running ancient BIOS, posing risk to clinical research [353d]
• Japan's wooden satellite exits International Space Station [353d]
• UN's aviation agency confirms attack on recruitment database [353d]
• AI hype led to an enterprise datacenter spending binge in 2024 that won't last [353d]
• The channel stands corrected: Hardware is a refresh cycle business now [353d]
• Google snags ex-Microsoft exec to helm cloud in the UK [353d]
• Crims backdoored the backdoors they supplied to other miscreants. Then the domains lapsed [353d]
• Just when you thought terminal emulators couldn't get any better, Ghostty ships [353d]
• UK digital markets watchdog expects to launch investigations within the month using new powers [353d]
• Additional Microprocessors Decoded: Quick guide to what AMD is flinging out next for AI PCs, gamers, business [353d]
• Chinese RISC-V project teases 2025 debut of freely licensed advanced chip design [353d]
• Akamai to quit its CDN in China, seemingly not due to trouble from Beijing [353d]
• Honda upgrades robot brain into OS for future electric cars [353d]
• US watchdog sticks probe into 2.6M Teslas over so-called Smart Summon crash reports [353d]
• Uncle Sam now targets six landlord giants in war on alleged algorithmic rent fixing [353d]
• FCC boss urges speedy spectrum auction to fund 'Rip'n'Replace' of Chinese kit [353d]
• Now Trump's import tariffs could raise the cost of a laptop for Americans by 68% [353d]
• Zuck takes a page from Musk: Dumps fact-checkers, loosens speech restrictions [354d]
• Many people are saying a luxury Dubai property developer will blow $20B on US datacenters [354d]
• John Deere boasts driverless fleet at CES - who needs operators anyway? [354d]
• Turbulence at UN aviation agency as probe into potential data theft begins [354d]
• AI can improve on code it writes, but you have to know how to ask [354d]
• Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon X chip targets $600 Copilot+ PCs [354d]