The Brutalist Report

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• Amazon not happy with antitrust law targeting Amazon [1180d]
• Elon Musk orders Tesla execs back to the office [1180d]
• AMD nearly doubles Top500 supercomputer hardware share [1180d]
• Quantum computing startup fraud probed in report, lawsuit [1180d]
• Tweaks to IPv4 could free up 'hundreds of millions of addresses' [1180d]
• Tweaks to IPv4 could free up 'hundreds of millions of addresses' [1180d]
• Linux Lite 6.0: It's quite pretty, but 'lite' it is not [1180d]
• Salesforce shrugs off economic uncertainty with upbeat Q1 results [1180d]
• HP turns back on $1b in annual sales by quitting Russia and Belarus [1181d]
• Immersion cooling no longer reserved for the hyperscalers, HPC [1181d]
• Microsoft's Surface Laptop Go 2: $599 for 11th gen Intel CPU [1181d]
• TomTom to chop 10% of workforce, blames automation tech [1181d]
• TomTom to chop 10% of workforce, blames automation tech [1181d]
• Smart homes are hackable homes if not equipped with updated, supported tech [1181d]
• Smart homes are hackable homes if not equipped with the latest tech [1181d]
• Red Hat helps US Department of Energy containerize supercomputing [1181d]
• Watch out for phishing emails that inject spyware trio [1181d]
• UK opens up 'high-potential individual route' for tech worker immigration [1181d]
• Scribble to app: Microsoft's Power Apps VP talks us through 'Express design' [1181d]
• Algorithm spots 104 asteroids in huge piles of data [1181d]
• Reg hack attends holographic WebEx meeting, blows away Zoom fatigue [1181d]
• What if ransomware evolved to hit IoT in the enterprise? [1181d]
• Azure Active Directory logs are lagging and alerts may be wrong or missing [1181d]
• India probes ZTE and Vivo over finances, sparking Chinese protests [1181d]
• EnemyBot malware adds enterprise flaws to exploit arsenal [1181d]
• Big Tech's maps led ride-sharing giant Grab astray [1181d]
• California Right-to-Repair bill quietly killed in committee [1181d]