The Brutalist Report

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• Microsoft adds generative search to its Bing engine [636d]
• Apple Maps escapes orchard into web browser wilds [636d]
• STMicroelectronics sees sharp decline in Q2 earnings amid weak auto sector demand [636d]
• You should probably fix this 5-year-old critical Docker vuln fairly sharpish [636d]
• Adobe exec likened hidden cloud subscription fees to 'heroin', says FTC [636d]
• Adobe exec likened hidden cloud subscription exit fees to 'heroin', says FTC [636d]
• Kaspersky says Uncle Sam snubbed proposal to open up its code for third-party review [636d]
• AI models face collapse if they overdose on their own output [636d]
• X.org lone ranger rides to rescue multi-monitor refresh rates [636d]
• Datacenters guzzled more than a fifth of Ireland's electricity in 2023 [636d]
• OpenBSD enthusiast cooks up guide for the technically timid [636d]
• Patch management still seemingly abysmal because no one wants the job [636d]
• You're not hallucinating: generative AI is helping IBM's mainframes grow [636d]
• India ditches its 'Google Tax' after US waved a big stick [636d]
• ServiceNow president leaves after policy breach related to public sector boss hire [636d]
• Things are going Z-shaped at Huawei: Chinese giant preps three-screen folding smartphone [636d]
• How a cheap barcode scanner helped fix CrowdStrike'd Windows PCs in a flash [637d]
• Mistral Large 2 leaps out as a leaner, meaner rival to GPT-4-class AI models [637d]
• Fatal timeline of CrowdStrike's week from hell – Feb to now [637d]
• AMD stalls Ryzen 9000 launch after chips fall short of quality controls [637d]
• Oops. Apple relied on bad code while flaming Google Chrome's Topics ad tech [637d]
• Microsoft wants fatter pipes between its AI datacenters, asks Lumen to make light work of it [637d]
• Philadelphia tree trimmers fail to nip FTC noncompete ban in the bud [637d]
• Philadelphia tree trimmers fail to nip FTC noncompete ban in the bud [637d]
• Uncle Sam opens probe into CrowdStrike turbulence at Delta Air Lines [637d]