The Brutalist Report

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• Bing Wallpaper app, now in Windows Store, accused of cookie shenanigans [496d]
• Intel locks down $7.86B in funding from US CHIPS Act [496d]
• Google must face £7B UK class action over search engine dominance [496d]
• Another 'major cyber incident' at a UK hospital, outpatients asked to stay away [496d]
• QNAP and Veritas dump 30-plus vulns over the weekend [496d]
• UK council still hadn't fully costed troubled Oracle project 2 years in [496d]
• AWS bends to Broadcom's will with VMware Cloud Foundation as-a-service [496d]
• Bluesky too opaque about user figures for Euro watchdogs [497d]
• Britain Putin up stronger AI defences to counter growing cyber threats [497d]
• Indonesia tells Apple $100 million investment isn't enough to lift iPhone 16 sale ban [497d]
• China’s tech giants deliver chips for Ethernet variant tuned to HPC and AI workloads [497d]
• Kill Oracle's 'JavaScript' trademark, Deno asks USPTO [497d]
• Supply chain management vendor Blue Yonder succumbs to ransomware [497d]
• Abandoned US Army 'city under the ice' imaged in serendipitous NASA find [497d]
• M4 MacBook Pro shows Apple is still glued to the idea of unfixable laptops [497d]
• DOJ's cure for Google could cause collateral damage [497d]
• How US Dept of Justice's cure for Google could inflict collateral damage [497d]
• Security? We've heard of it: How Microsoft plans to better defend Windows [497d]
• RHEL 9.5 debuts alongside AlmaLinux, Rocky, and Oracle updates [497d]
• QNAP NAS users locked out after firmware update snafu [497d]