The Brutalist Report

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• Take this $15m and make us some ultra-energy-efficient superconductor chips, scientists told [1360d]
• US DOJ probes Google's $5.4b Mandiant acquisition [1360d]
• Samsung, others test drive Esperanto's 1,000-core RISC-V AI chip [1360d]
• SpaceX's Starlink service lands first aviation customer [1360d]
• OpenBSD 7.1 is out, including Apple M1 support [1360d]
• Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba makes 9 datacenter energy patents available [1360d]
• SoftBank aims to keep control of Arm after IPO – report [1361d]
• Hive ransomware affiliate zeros in on Exchange servers [1361d]
• Engineers up the torque to get Lucy's solar array latched [1361d]
• SAP to take €130m hit on withdrawing tech support from Russia [1361d]
• Plans for Dutch datacenter to warm thousands of homes [1361d]
• macOS Server discontinued after years on life support [1361d]
• ZX Spectrum, the 8-bit home computer that turned Europe onto PCs, is 40 [1361d]
• Former NHS AI leader joins US spy-tech firm Palantir [1361d]
• Google banning third-party call-recording apps from Play Store [1361d]
• Uni team demo algorithm to shield conversations from eavesdropping AI [1361d]
• Oracle users fail to get that moving apps to cloud means business transformation – Gartner [1361d]
• Robots are creepy. Why trust AIs that are even creepier? [1361d]
• Not to dis your diskette, but there are some unexpected sector holes [1361d]
• REvil resurrected? Ransomware crew appears to be back. Keyword: Appears [1361d]
• Putin reaches for nuclear option: Zuckerberg banned [1361d]
• Insteon's vanishing act explained: Smart home biz insolvent, sells off assets [1361d]