The Brutalist Report

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• HP sued over use of forfeited 401(k) retirement contributions [763d]
• White House hopes to power up American battery factories with $3.5B fund [763d]
• Rackspace racks up $12M bill in ransomware raid recovery [763d]
• How much to clean up a ransomware infection? For Rackspace, about $11M [763d]
• Microsoft's swiss army app aims to cut through cloud clutter [763d]
• FCC probes rise of AI robocall armies [763d]
• Alibaba cancels cloud spinoff, blames US chip sanctions [763d]
• Microsoft takes aim at local developers with Windows AI Studio [763d]
• 50 years ago, Skylab's accidental rebels put Mission Control on mute [763d]
• Windows Server 2022 update gave ESXi host VMs the blue screen blues [763d]
• BlackCat plays with malvertising traps to lure corporate victims [763d]
• Databricks' lakehouse becomes foundation under fresh layer of AI dreams [763d]
• Japan Airlines fuels up on hydrogen hype with eye on cleaner skies [763d]
• Royal Mail’s recovery from ransomware attack will cost business at least $12M [763d]
• NASA geeks code new tricks to model rocket plumes and avoid a lunar dust-up [763d]
• Canonical intros Microcloud: Simple, free, on-prem Linux clustering [763d]
• Cerebras CEO puts Nvidia on blast for 'arming' China with top-tier GPUs [764d]
• Scientists use Raspberry Pi tech to protect NASA telescope data [764d]
• Airbus to test sat-stabilizing 'Detumbler' to simplify astro-garbage disposal [764d]
• Rights warriors claim online ad auction data is a danger to national security [764d]
• Cisco has a new problem: you take too long to implement its products and stop buying more kit [764d]
• Use AI to accelerate adoption of central bank digital currencies, says IMF head [764d]
• Hundreds of websites cloned to run ads for Chinese football gambling outfits [764d]
• AI copyright row deepens: Stability VP quits in protest over 'fair use' excuse [764d]
• Clorox CISO flushes self after multi-million-dollar cyberattack [764d]