The Brutalist Report

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• Apple preps for 'third-party iOS app stores' in Europe [694d]
• Citrix patches critical ADC flaw the NSA says is already under attack from China [694d]
• Rivian abandons electric van partnership with Mercedes-Benz [694d]
• China publishes first images captured by Kuafu-1 solar probe [694d]
• America's nuclear fusion 'breakthrough' is super-hot ... yet far from practical [694d]
• IBM to help Japan’s government-funded chipmaker produce 2nm CPUs, GPUs [694d]
• Airbnb hosts less likely to accept bookings from Black people than Whites [694d]
• US Air Force tests its first fully functional hypersonic missile [694d]
• KaRIn goes to orbit on NASA's new water-tracking satellite [694d]
• Microsoft isn't the only one fixing a bug that's being exploited this Patch Tuesday [694d]
• LockBit threatens to leak confidential info stolen from California's beancounters [694d]
• Uber falls victim to IT supply chain attack, staff info exposed [694d]
• Samsung slaps processing-in-memory chips onto GPUs for first-of-its-kind supercomputer [695d]
• FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried charged with fraud by just about everyone [695d]
• Twitter dismantles its Trust and Safety Council moments before meeting [695d]
• Where are EU going with that Teams antitrust probe? Microsoft wants a word [695d]
• Boffins hear Martian dust devils' rumbles for first time [695d]
• What did Unix fans learn from the end of Unix workstations? [695d]
• Oracle clouds never go down, says Larry Ellison [695d]
• China files complaint with WTO against US chip export controls [695d]
• Those low-code tools devs love so much? They'll grow 20% in 2023, says Gartner [695d]
• Apple should pay €6m to French data watchdog for tracking users without consent, says official [695d]
• Uncle Sam needs novel memory for nuke sims. So why did it choose Intel? [695d]
• NixOS 22.11 'Raccoon': Like a proof of concept you can do things with [695d]
• Don't expect another SAP support deadline extension, user group warns [695d]
• Researchers smell a cryptomining Chaos RAT targeting Linux systems [695d]