The Brutalist Report

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• Here's one way Bitcoin miners can make money: Selling electricity back to Texas [1471d]
• Chip startup alleges Cadence sabotaged processor rollout [1471d]
• Microsoft widens enterprise access to its threat intelligence pool [1471d]
• Ex-T-Mobile US store owner phished staff, raked in $25m from unlocking phones [1471d]
• VC wells drying up: Y Combinator's latest class shrinks 40% [1471d]
• Equifax software bug messed up credit score calculations for weeks [1471d]
• The US grid is ready for 100% renewables, says DoE [1471d]
• Sonatype shines light on typosquatting ransomware threat in PyPI [1471d]
• ESA declares the Sentinel-1B mission over after payload resuscitation ends [1471d]
• Linux may soon lose support for the DECnet protocol [1471d]
• Amazon's carbon footprint spread 18% in 2021 [1471d]
• SpaceX demonstrates that it too can shower the Earth with debris [1471d]
• Infineon ups 2022 revenue forecast as chip drought persists [1471d]
• Fights, floods, and fortunes when cloud giants roll into town [1471d]
• 'Nobody can control TSMC by force': Exec dismisses fears China could seize fabs [1471d]
• Backblaze finds drive failures creeping up as disks age [1471d]
• Yes, it's true: Hard drive failures creep up as disks age [1471d]