The Brutalist Report

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• Some investors bet against Nvidia, expecting AI bubble to burst [689d]
• Cisco fixes WebEx flaw that allowed government, military meetings to be spied on [689d]
• Microsoft updates accessibility feature Voice Access to auto-restart [689d]
• More than a Joule required to power up enthusiasm for SAP's AI strategy [689d]
• Tesla chair begs investors to bless Musk's billions or face an Elon exodus [689d]
• UK CMA early findings indicate Microsoft restricts cloud choice [689d]
• A tale of two missions: Starliner and Starship both achieve milestones [689d]
• Russian hacktivists vow mass attacks against EU elections [689d]
• Real-time and Core editions of Ubuntu arrive [689d]
• HP CEO: Printed pages are down 20% since pandemic [689d]
• I didn't touch a thing – just some cables and a monitor – and my computer broke [689d]
• Spam blocklist SORBS closed by its owner, Proofpoint [689d]
• Samsung union stages its first ever strike – very politely [689d]
• Lenovo loses its Infrastructure Solutions Group boss [689d]
• POC exploit code published for 9.8-rated Apache HugeGraph RCE flaw [689d]
• OpenAI to buy electricity from CEO Sam Altman's nuclear fusion side hustle [690d]
• Memphis to host 'Gigafactory of Compute' thanks to xAI and Elon Musk's billions [690d]
• DuckDuckGo AI Chat promises privacy for bot conversations [690d]
• China's new sanctions loophole: Use export-controlled chips inside the US [690d]
• Brit tech tycoon Mike Lynch cleared in US Autonomy fraud trial [690d]
• FBI encourages LockBit victims to step right up for free decryption keys [690d]
• FBI encourages LockBit victims to step right up for free encryption keys [690d]
• Big Telco takes aim at renewed net neutrality rules [690d]
• Adobe users just now getting upset over content scanning allowance in Terms of Use [690d]
• Lansweeper finds a lot of CentOS Linux out there [690d]