The Brutalist Report

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• Asus GPU prices to tumble by up to 25% after US lifts tariffs [1386d]
• Mutating Verblecon malware in illicit cryptomining ... so far [1386d]
• Man arrested, accused of trying to track woman using Apple Watch attached to car [1386d]
• Man arrested, accused of trying to track woman using Apple Watch attached to car [1386d]
• FTC sues Intuit for false advertising, says 'free' TurboTax isn't always free [1386d]
• TrendForce: AWS to give Arm a leg up to 22% of datacenter servers by 2025 [1386d]
• TrendForce: AWS to give Arm a leg up to 22% datacenter server share by 2025 [1386d]
• Oracle adds autoML to its MySQL HeatWave service [1386d]
• Microsoft backtracks on lack of easy Windows browser choice [1386d]
• Linux kernel patch from Google speeds up server shutdowns [1386d]
• Arm sees support path to heterogeneous compute [1386d]
• Mnuchin's private equity firm buys security startup Zimperium for $525m [1386d]
• Rolling Rhino: A rolling-release remix of Ubuntu [1387d]
• Ukraine security agency shutters Russian disinformation bot farms [1387d]
• DoJ to Congress: Thumbs up for big tech antitrust bill [1387d]
• Microsoft targets multicloud with Arc-enabled Azure Stack HCI [1387d]
• Nvidia releases $1,999, 8K-capable GeForce RTX 3090 Ti GPU [1387d]
• HSBC taps IBM to explore quantum for financial applications [1387d]
• Three Twilio developers charged with insider trading [1387d]
• The wild world of non-C operating systems [1387d]
• Cybercrooks target students with fake job opportunities [1387d]
• Celonis buys German process miner with Power BI links in $100m deal [1387d]
• Dev rigs up receipt printer to spit out GitHub issues [1387d]
• Tech vendors to get 18-month insight into UK govt IT spending [1387d]
• Chinese drone-maker DJI denies aiding Russia's Ukraine invasion [1387d]
• Hospitals to use startup's AI tech to predict A&E traffic [1387d]
• Beijing to build Communist training college in a metaverse [1387d]
• Inspur starts selling Chinese web giant's in-house servers [1387d]
• IcedID malware, in the hijacked email thread, with the insecure Exchange servers [1387d]
• China's top e-tailer sends sacked staff a 'graduation certificate' [1387d]
• Google resumes shoveling stuff into its 'Privacy Sandbox' [1387d]