The Brutalist Report

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• Viable fusion power in a decade? Tokamak Energy dares to dream [701d]
• FCC probes whether it can pop a cap in ISP data caps [701d]
• IBM: Insurance industry bosses keen on AI. Customers, not so much [701d]
• Testing spacecraft material the Sandia way: Setting it on fire with mirrors [701d]
• Productivity suites, Exchange servers in path of Microsoft's end-of-support wave [701d]
• Inexorable march of progress at SAP threatens to leave users behind [701d]
• Windows 7 finally checks out as POSReady 7 closes the till on an era [701d]
• Open-sourcing of WinAmp goes badly as owners delete entire repo [701d]
• 'Newport would look like Dubai' if guy could dumpster dive for lost Bitcoin hard drive [701d]
• NHS England warned about plans to extend Covid-era rules for patient data access [701d]
• Openreach reveals latest locations facing the copper chop [701d]
• Internet Archive wobbles back online, with limited functionality [701d]
• Google's memory safety plan includes rehab for unsafe languages [701d]
• IBM acquires Indian SaaS startup Prescinto to shine a light on renewable energy assets [701d]
• WhatsApp may expose the OS you use to run it – which could expose you to crooks [701d]
• AT&T and Broadcom may settle VMware support case [701d]
• Asian tech ministers fear effective AI regulation will prove elusive [701d]
• Uncle Sam reportedly considers capping AI chip shipments to Middle East [701d]
• Pentagon stumped by mystery drone swarm flying over Langley Air Force Base [701d]
• Cisco confirms 'ongoing investigation' after crims brag about selling tons of data [701d]
• DARPA pays $6M to see fully autonomous Black Hawk helicopters [701d]
• Digital River runs dry, hasn't paid developers for sales since July [701d]
• Sysadmins rage over Apple’s ‘nightmarish’ SSL/TLS cert lifespan cuts [701d]
• Microsoft teases latest Windows 10 build despite looming end [701d]
• VMware settles securities fraud class suit with $102.5M payout [702d]
• Intel, AMD, team with tech titans for x86 ISA overhaul [702d]
• AMD downplays risk of growing blast radius, licensing fees from manycore chips [702d]