The Brutalist Report

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• Exif marks the spot as fresh version of PNG image standard arrives [269d]
• The SmartNIC revolution fell flat, but AI might change that [269d]
• Gridlocked: AI's power needs could short-circuit US infrastructure [269d]
• NICER science not so nice as ISS telescope pauses operations [270d]
• Kaseya CEO: Why AI adoption is below industry expectations [270d]
• Glasgow City Council online services crippled following cyberattack [270d]
• Qilin ransomware attack on NHS supplier contributed to patient fatality [270d]
• OpenDylan sheds some parentheses in 2025.1 update [270d]
• UK to buy nuclear-capable F-35As that can't be refueled from RAF tankers [270d]
• Frozen supermarket chain deploys facial recognition tech [270d]
• Top AI models - even American ones - parrot Chinese propaganda, report finds [270d]
• That WhatsApp from an Israeli infosec expert could be a Iranian phish [270d]
• French city of Lyon ditching Microsoft for open source office and collab tools [270d]
• Japanese company using mee-AI-ow to detect stressed cats [270d]
• ICANN writes angry letter to African regional internet registry after election suspended [270d]
• Intel totals automotive group [270d]
• Visiting students can't hide social media accounts from Uncle Sam anymore [270d]
• Citrix bleeds again: This time a zero-day exploited - patch now [270d]
• Rack-scale networks are the new hotness for massive AI training and inference workloads [270d]
• Amazon's Ring can now use AI to 'learn the routines of your residence' [270d]
• Cosmoe: New C++ toolkit for building native Wayland apps [270d]
• Computer vision research feeds surveillance tech as patent links spike 5× [270d]
• Supply chain attacks surge with orgs 'flying blind' about dependencies [270d]