The Brutalist Report

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• Amazon's latest 'flex' VMs promise savings for your burstiest apps [489d]
• EU probes Meta over its provisions for protecting children [489d]
• Microsoft PC Manager app bizarrely suggests Bing as a Windows fix-all [489d]
• Stifling Beijing in cyberspace is now British intelligence’s number-one mission [489d]
• Open Source Initiative tries to define Open Source AI [489d]
• Nvidia chief Huang given 60% pay increase amid AI hysteria [489d]
• Aleph Alpha enlists Cerebras waferscale supers to train AI for German military [489d]
• Microsoft's carbon emissions up nearly 30% thanks to AI [489d]
• Samsung takes bite out of Apple over its mega marketing misstep [489d]
• BepiColombo power struggle could leave probe short of Mercury's orbit [489d]
• Put Rescuezilla 2.5 on a bootable key – before you need it [489d]
• Tax helpline callers left on hold for nearly eight centuries [489d]
• Forget feet and inches, latest UK units of measurement are thinking bigger [489d]
• NCSC CTO: Broken market must be fixed to usher in new tech [489d]
• HR expert says biz leaders scared RTO mandates lead to staff attrition [489d]
• Apple on track for quarter of all iPhones to be made in India by 2028 [490d]
• FBI takes down BreachForums ransomware website and Telegram channel [490d]
• Crook brags about US Army and $75b defense biz pwnage [490d]
• Tesla nearing shareholder vote to grant Musk $46B [490d]
• US senators' AI roadmap aims for $32b in R&D spending [490d]
• Neuralink keeps losing the thread on brain implant wiring [490d]
• Aghast iOS users report long-deleted photos back from the dead after update [490d]
• Senate AI roadmap's piecemeal legislation is ideal, says former FTC tech chief [490d]
• Clean Air Act complaint paints smoggy picture at Tesla Fremont factory [490d]
• Boeing might be criminally prosecuted for 737 MAX crashes after all, says DoJ [490d]
• Qualcomm warms bed for Linux on Arm PCs [490d]