The Brutalist Report

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TSMC confirms it'll dig into Dresden for chip giant's first fab on Euro soil [631d]
Rising costs biggest issue for datacenter operators as demand grows [631d]
'LockBit of phishing' EvilProxy used in more than a million attacks every month [631d]
Microsoft's Azure Portal takes a worldwide tumble [631d]
W3C says Google's cookie climbdown 'undermines' a lot of work [631d]
How deliciously binary: AI has yet to pay off – or is transforming business [631d]
Ransomware gangs are loving this dumb but deadly make-me-admin ESXi vulnerability [631d]
Europe launches 'AI Factories' initiative in hopes of competing globally [631d]
Latest update for 'extremely fast' compression algorithm LZ4 sprints past old versions [631d]
Revamped UK cybersecurity bill couldn't come soon enough, but details are patchy [631d]
Automation needed to fight army of AI content harvesters stalking the web [631d]
South Korea creates $445 bailout fund after payment glitch trips up e-commerce giant [631d]
Proofpoint phishing palaver plagues millions with 'perfectly spoofed' emails from IBM, Nike, Disney, others [631d]
Desktop hypervisors are not dead: Oracle preps major VirtualBox update [631d]
Malaysia is working on an internet 'kill switch', says minister [631d]
Apple Intelligence beta lands in iOS 18.1, macOS 15.1 previews [631d]
Apple agrees to terms with US store union for first time [631d]
US senators say car makers sold people's driving habits, location data for pennies [631d]
Meta's AI safety system defeated by the space bar [631d]
US border cops really must get a warrant in NY before searching phones, devices [631d]
Tesla asks customers to stop being wet blankets about chargers [632d]