The Brutalist Report

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• This can’t be a real bomb threat: you've called a modem, not a phone [659d]
• Euro-cops shut down crypto scam that bilked millions from unwitting punters [659d]
• Microsoft fumbles zero trust upgrade for some Asian customers [659d]
• Twitter's Singapore landlord says avian network still a tenant, despite eviction reports [659d]
• Cisco warns it won’t fix critical flaw in small business routers despite known exploit code [659d]
• NASA overspent $15m on Oracle software because it was afraid an audit could cost more [659d]
• Intel releases desktop chip that can hit 6GHz if everything goes right, you can keep it cool, stars align, pigs fly [659d]
• Amazon's attempt to crush New York union slapped down [659d]
• Google polishes Chromium code with a layer of Rust [659d]
• US takes away $400m in Army HoloLens spending, Microsoft left with a tenth for R&D [659d]
• Law firm slams SEC for 'blatant fishing expedition' stemming from Hafnium attack [659d]
• US transport safety body concerned about weight of electric vehicles [660d]
• Fat EVs may cause 'more death on our roads' – watchdog [660d]
• Version 5 of the Endless OS enters testing [660d]
• The years fly by on first exoplanet to be confirmed by James Webb Space Telescope [660d]
• What goes up must come down: Logitech sales tumble amid PC slump [660d]
• Move over, Kraftwerk: These musical instruments really are the robots [660d]
• Microsoft to offer unlimited time off for US employees [660d]
• TSMC bucks chip biz trend with Q4 sales lift, but will cut spending in 2023 [660d]
• Security tech chief quits Salesforce as list of top-table departures grows [660d]
• EU plan to make big tech pay 'fair share' of telco fees reportedly weeks away [660d]
• Years late and 36 cores short of AMD, who are Intel’s 4th-gen Xeons even for? [660d]
• Games Workshop once again battles scariest monster of all: ERP gone wrong [660d]
• Questions asked about Chinese takeover of UK tech company [660d]
• Heata offers free hot water by mounting servers on people's water tanks [660d]
• VALL-E AI can mimic a person’s voice from a three-second snippet [660d]