The Brutalist Report

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• Dell shaves months off lead times for GPU-powered AI servers [526d]
• 96% of US hospital websites share visitor info with Meta, Google, data brokers [526d]
• We never agreed to only buy HP ink, say printer owners [526d]
• AWS must pay $525M to cloud storage patent holder, says jury [526d]
• PumpkinOS carves out a FOSS PalmOS-compatible runtime environment [526d]
• MPs ask: Why is it so freakin' hard to get AI giants to pay copyright holders? [526d]
• Fancy building a replacement for Post Office's disastrous Horizon system? [526d]
• Global taxi software vendor exposes details of nearly 300K across UK and Ireland [526d]
• Digital Realty ditches diesel for salad dressing in US to cut datacenter emissions [527d]
• Boffins deem Google DeepMind's material discoveries rather shallow [527d]
• Netherlands arm of KPMG fined $25M for cheating in exams [527d]
• Samsung strikes trouble as unions threaten walkouts, regulator swoops [527d]
• Google plunks down $1 billion for extra Japan-US submarine cable [527d]
• US ‘considering’ end to Assange prosecution bid [527d]
• India's Uber clone Ola Cabs hails ride out of the international market [527d]
• US Air Force Secretary so confident in AI-controlled F-16s, he'll fly in one [527d]
• Next-gen Meta AI chip serves up ads while sipping power [527d]
• It's 2024 and Intel silicon is still haunted by data-spilling Spectre [527d]
• US House mulls forcing AI makers to reveal use of copyrighted training data [527d]
• US broadband internet: Now with mandatory 'nutrition' labels [527d]