The Brutalist Report

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• Beijing official says crackdown on tech companies is over [664d]
• Virgin Orbit doesn’t [664d]
• Microsoft boosts Azure networking and storage with composable infrastructure acquisition [664d]
• China follows through on plan to ban deepfake tech [664d]
• Pakistan’s government to agencies: Dark web is dangerous, please don’t go there [665d]
• DHS and CISA building an AI-based cybersecurity analytics sandbox [665d]
• US schools sue Meta, Google and friends over 'youth mental health crisis' [665d]
• Remember the Ozone hole? The satellite that spotted it just caused a space junk scare [665d]
• BMW updates 90% of EVs sold in the US over power software bug [665d]
• Python Package Index found stuffed with AWS keys and malware [665d]
• US Supremes deny Pegasus spyware maker's immunity claim [665d]
• US pressures Asian allies to join crusade against Chinese chipmakers [665d]
• The balmy equator of Mars looks rich in opal-bound water [665d]
• This is the end, Windows 7 and 8 friends. Microsoft support ends this week [665d]
• Taiwan rolls out tax credits for chipmakers to keep R&D local [665d]
• Chinese Tesla owners protest another round of price cuts [665d]
• First satellite to be launched from European soil leaves Cornwall tonight [665d]
• Texts from your dog and brain-free astronomy: The best of the rest from CES [665d]
• John Deere signs right to repair agreement with US ag lobbyists [665d]
• Atos will be paid $29m over $1b UK Met Office supercomputer dispute [665d]
• UK gov makes fresh grab at Arm to list IPO in London [665d]
• OpenAI is developing software to detect text generated by ChatGPT [665d]
• China's Mars rover hibernates for a scarily long time [665d]
• Disruptive innovation's like a party. It's always happening elsewhere [665d]