The Brutalist Report

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• Waymo's Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service Now Available To All In San Francisco [524d]
• Seattle's Living Computers Museum Logs Off For Good [524d]
• South Korean ISP 'Infected' 600,000 Torrenting Subscribers With Malware [524d]
• GM's Cruise Names Former Amazon, Microsoft Xbox Executive As New CEO [524d]
• VW To Invest Up To $5 Billion In EV Maker Rivian [524d]
• OpenAI To Pull Plug on 'Unsupported' Nations Like China From July 9 [524d]
• Slack Will Begin Deleting Older Content From Free Workspaces [524d]
• Google Is Killing Infinite Scroll in Search Results [524d]
• Amazon Gets FAA Approval Allowing It To Expand Drone Deliveries For Online Orders [524d]
• China Becomes First Country To Retrieve Rocks From the Moon's Far Side [524d]
• India Is Building a Mega-River [524d]
• Birth Rates in Rich Countries Halve To Hit Record Low [524d]
• Nordic Online Store Boozt Blocks Thousands of 'Serial Returners' [524d]
• Telegram Says It Has 'About 30 Engineers'; Security Experts Say That's a Red Flag [524d]
• US Probing China Telecom, China Mobile Over Internet, Cloud Risks [524d]
• EU Charges Microsoft With 'Abusive' Bundling of Teams and Office, Breaching Antitrust Rules [524d]
• Apple Says No To PC Emulators On iOS [524d]
• Chinese Rocket Seen Falling On a Village Spewing Highly Toxic Chemicals [525d]
• Starliner To Remain Docked To ISS With No New Departure Date [525d]
• Apple Spurned Idea of iPhone AI Partnership With Meta Months Ago [525d]
• Colorado Law To Ban Everyday Products With PFAS [525d]
• Windows 11 is Now Automatically Enabling OneDrive Folder Backup Without Asking Permission [525d]
• Julian Assange Reaches Plea Deal With US, Allowing Him To Go Free [525d]