The Brutalist Report

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• OpenAI Considering 16 States For Data Center Campuses [291d]
• Boston Dynamics Joins Forces With Its Former CEO [291d]
• Slashdot Asks: Does Britain's 'Know Your Place' Culture Stifle Innovation? [291d]
• ESA Wants To Replace E3 With a Bunch of Buzzwords [291d]
• Hugging Face Clones OpenAI's Deep Research In 24 Hours [291d]
• Mixing Rust and C in Linux Likened To Cancer By Kernel Maintainer [291d]
• Air Pollution Reduces People's Ability To Focus on Everyday Tasks, Study Finds [291d]
• Warner Bros. Releases Dozens of Old Films for Free on YouTube, Bypassing Paid Streaming [291d]
• Qwertykeys Halts Keyboard Shipments To US Over Tariff Costs and Confusion [291d]
• Humanlike 'Teeth' Have Been Grown in Mini Pigs [291d]
• DeepSeek's AI App Will 'Highly Likely' Get Banned in the US, Jefferies Says [291d]
• AMD is Making Another Run at Nvidia With New 4K-Ready GPUs as Sales Collapse [291d]
• Researchers Created an Open Rival To OpenAI's o1 'Reasoning' Model for Under $50 [291d]
• Believing in Aliens Derailed This Internet Pioneer's Career. Now He's Facing Prison [291d]
• The Enshittification Hall of Shame [291d]
• An Anonymous Investor Is Spending Millions To Make Underwater Homes [291d]
• Grand Canyon-Sized Valleys On the Moon Formed Within 10 Minutes [291d]
• Let's Encrypt Is Ending Expiration Notice Emails [292d]
• Disney+ Lost 700,000 Subscribers From October-December 2024 [292d]
• Oracle Starts Laying Mines In JavaScript Trademark Battle [292d]
• AMD Outsells Intel In the Datacenter For the First Time [292d]
• Researchers Link DeepSeek To Chinese Telecom Banned In US [292d]