The Brutalist Report

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• Apple slams door on Fortnite's stateside iOS comeback [313d]
• Microsoft pulls MS365 Business Premium from nonprofits [313d]
• Defamation case against DEF CON terminated with prejudice [313d]
• Annual electronic waste footprint per person is 11.2 kilo grammes [313d]
• Broadcom employee data stolen by ransomware crooks following hit on payroll provider [313d]
• Microsoft proposes sweeping global concessions to Teams for up to a decade [313d]
• AWS says Britain needs more nuclear power to feed AI datacenter surge [313d]
• Good luck to Atos' 7th CEO and its latest biz transformation [313d]
• How sticky notes saved 'the single biggest digital program in the world' [313d]
• UK government overrules local council’s datacenter refusal on Green Belt land [313d]
• Some English hospitals doubt Palantir's utility: We'd 'lose functionality rather than gain it' [313d]
• Dilettante dev wrote rubbish, left no logs, and had no idea why his app wasn't working [314d]
• Jilted AWS reckons VMware is now crusty like a mainframe [314d]
• Sci-fi author Neal Stephenson wants AIs fighting AIs so those most fit to live with us survive [314d]
• Microsoft blows deadline for special Azure for EU hosters [314d]
• Trump says he has a problem if Apple builds iThings in India [314d]
• Scammers are deepfaking voices of senior US government officials, warns FBI [314d]
• DoorDash scam used fake drivers, phantom deliveries to bilk $2.59M [314d]
• NASA keeps ancient Voyager 1 spacecraft alive with Hail Mary thruster fix [314d]
• Anthropic’s law firm throws Claude under the bus over citation errors in court filing [314d]
• Plan to keep advanced chips from China with tracking tech gains support in Congress [314d]
• Uncle Sam claims H-1B fraud crackdown is working as registrations drop 25% [314d]
• Cyber fiends battering UK retailers now turn to US stores [314d]