The Brutalist Report

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• NASA starts bolting together Artemis III rocket for 2027 Moon shot [212d]
• Uncle Sam asks industry if it has AI that'll make procurement suck less [212d]
• Casino tech outfit Bragg cops to intrusion but says data jackpot untouched [212d]
• PinePhone Pro canned in pursuit of RISC-V business [212d]
• End well, this won't: UK commissioner suggests govt stops kids from using VPNs [212d]
• Grow a new Arm: UK advisory body wants investment in local AI chips [212d]
• August update leaves Windows reset and recovery dead in the water [212d]
• Commodore Amiga turns 40, headlines UK exhibition [212d]
• US spy chief claims UK backed down over Apple backdoor demand [212d]
• More customers asking for Google's Data Boundary, says Cloud Experience boss [212d]
• Softbank bets $2 billion on Intel having a future [212d]
• Browser wars are back, predicts Palo Alto, thanks to AI [212d]
• China sends an AI to its space station, where Taikonauts use it to prep for spacewalk [212d]
• Molten salt nuclear reactors slated to power Google datacenters in 2030 [213d]
• Facial recognition works better in the lab than on the street, researchers show [213d]
• Microsoft crams Copilot AI directly into Excel cells [213d]
• Physicist models new use for nuclear waste: Turning it into super-rare fusion fuel [213d]
• Pot calls kettle black as China dubs US 'surveillance empire' over chip tracking [213d]
• GenAI FOMO has spurred businesses to light nearly $40 billion on fire [213d]
• List or get off the pot: Auditors demand gov’t improve IT reporting or give it up [213d]