The Brutalist Report

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• Intel stock stumbles on report Nvidia is building an Arm CPU for PC market [789d]
• Cisco fixes critical IOS XE bug but malware crew way ahead of them [789d]
• Google - yes, that Google - testing proxy scheme to hide IP addresses for privacy [789d]
• Biden admin reveals 31 R&D tech hubs, with $500m up for grabs [790d]
• DC elections agency warns entire voting roll may have been stolen [790d]
• No more Mr Nice DoJ - Tesla gets subpoenas over self-driving software claims [790d]
• Databricks cements Arcion Labs deal, will absorb its data access tools [790d]
• NASA eyes 3D-printed rocket nozzles for deep space missions [790d]
• It is 2023 and Excel's reign of date terror might finally be at an end [790d]
• Dropbox drops bucks to ditch digs in long-term WFH model [790d]
• Martin Goetz, recipient of the first software patent, logs off at 93 [790d]
• Microsoft opens early access to AI assistant for infosec, Security Copilot [790d]
• Microsoft admits 'power issue' downed Azure services in West Europe [790d]
• Tim Peake on a return to space: 'Never say never' [790d]
• Millions of smart meters will brick it when 2G and 3G turns off [790d]
• SEC boss warns it's 'nearly unavoidable' that AI will cause financial crash [790d]
• IBM flags up NorthPole chip to scale AI – though it's still far from shipping [790d]
• Last year's model: Windows 11's number is a disconnected line [790d]
• That script I wrote three years ago is now doing what? How many times? [790d]
• NASA just patched Voyager 2's software but spared Voyager 1 the risky rewrite [790d]
• South Korea approves Broadcom's VMware buy [790d]
• Indonesia grounds second broadband satellite to free up digital inclusion funds [790d]
• India plans semiconductor research institute to rival the world's finest [790d]
• Beijing slaps Foxconn with a tax audit [790d]