The Brutalist Report

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• TSMC boss tells investors everything's fine, that ten precent revenue drop is a blip [947d]
• TSMC boss tells investors everything's fine, that ten percent revenue drop is a blip [947d]
• Police use of PayPal records under fire after raid on 'Cop City' protest fund trio [947d]
• Coinbase, don't feel left out. SEC has a lawsuit for you, too [947d]
• Malwarebytes may not be allowed to say rival's software is potentially unwanted [947d]
• US govt now bans TikTok from contractors' work gear [947d]
• Microsoft cops $20M slap on the wrist for mishandling kids' Xbox data [947d]
• Identity thieves can hunt us for 'rest of our lives,' claims suit after university data leak [947d]
• Healthcare org with over 100 clinics uses OpenAI's GPT-4 to write medical records [947d]
• Cisco promises to unify its net management silos in the next three to five years [947d]
• James Webb smells someone having barbecue in galaxy 12 billion light years away [947d]
• Bit barn biz Cyxtera files for Chapter 11, hopes to bounce back after reboot [947d]
• Election Excel blunder declared a 'low point' for Austrian social democracy [947d]
• Oh Snap... Desktop Ubuntu Core to arrive in 2024 [947d]
• The challenges Intel faces to compete with TSMC, Samsung [947d]
• Netherlands digital minister smacks down Big Tech over AI regs [947d]
• Users accuse Intuit of 'heavy-handed' support changes on QuickBooks for Desktop [947d]
• Microsoft Windows edges closer to SMB security signing fully required by default [947d]
• Dell down under dinged for dodgy display discounts [947d]
• Stanford Internet Observatory raises alarm over 'serious failings with the child protection systems at Twitter' [948d]
• SEC dismisses 42 cases after internal data-handling FAIL [948d]
• Apple WWDC: M2 Ultra chip lands in 'cheese grater' Mac Pro to displace Cupertino's last Intel holdout [948d]
• Microsoft battles through two 365 outages in one day [948d]