The Brutalist Report

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• Apple Silicon takes a back seat at iPhone-heavy launch event [1039d]
• Judge tells Elon Musk he can't stall Twitter trial [1039d]
• Apple debuts iPhone 14, Watch 8, other sparkly things [1039d]
• Microsoft warns of bugs after nation pushes back DST switchover [1039d]
• Amazon expands end-to-end video encryption to battery-powered Ring devices [1039d]
• AMD admits its Ryzen mobile naming scheme is a mess, promises to clean it up [1039d]
• US school year opens with reading, writing, and ransomware [1039d]
• Australian quantum startup enlists GlobalFoundries to develop mass qubit production [1039d]
• Scientists pull hydrogen from thin air in promising clean energy move [1039d]
• Google CEO Pichai: We need to up productivity by a fifth [1039d]
• Mandiant links APT42 to Iranian 'terrorist org' [1040d]
• Taking CHIPS Act cash? You're banned from planting advanced fabs on Chinese soil [1040d]
• Taking CHIPS Act cash? You're banned from planting advanced fabs on Chinese soil [1040d]
• Cybercriminals target games popular with kids to distribute malware [1040d]
• Qualcomm targets mid-range and volume smartphones with fresh Snapdragon SoCs [1040d]
• OVHcloud opens up Bring Your Own IP service for IPv4 failover [1040d]
• Computational storage specs hit v1.0 after 4 years of work [1040d]
• UK tech sector facing structural difficulties, says analyst firm [1040d]
• Japan's NTT claims it's built 1.2Tbit/s optical comms that sip power [1040d]
• The answer to 3D printing equipment on Mars might lie in the Red Planet's dust [1040d]
• CERN draws up shutdown plans to save energy [1040d]
• As China’s Cybersecurity Week begins, Beijing claims US attacked Uni that does military research [1040d]
• Pakistan government labels its own cybersecurity team 'incompetent' [1040d]