The Brutalist Report

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• Uncle Sam threatens AI with its nastiest weapon: An audit [1097d]
• April Patch Tuesday: Ransomware gangs already exploiting this Windows bug [1097d]
• Why we think Intel may be gearing up to push its GPU Max chips into China [1097d]
• Microsoft deigns to fix five-year-old Defender bug that slowed Firefox [1097d]
• Why Microsoft is really abandoning evaporative coolers at its Phoenix DCs [1097d]
• Theranos founder Holmes ordered to jail after appeal snub [1097d]
• Ex-Twitter executives sue over $1M+ in unpaid legal expenses [1097d]
• When will regulators get serious on datacenter emissions reporting? [1097d]
• Three quarters of UK tech pros are ready to leave their jobs [1097d]
• Tupperware looking less airtight than you'd think [1097d]
• Open source Socket Runtime arrives, with aim to drop cloud as a dependency [1097d]
• Azure admins warned to disable shared key access as backdoor attack detailed [1097d]
• Fujitsu sets out on 5-year mission to standardize ERP on SAP S/4HANA [1097d]
• Just because on-prem is cheaper doesn’t make the cloud a money pit [1097d]
• 40% of IT security pros say they've been told not to report a data leak [1097d]
• Starlink opens final frontier for radio astronomers [1097d]
• What if someone mixed The Sims with ChatGPT bots? It would look like this [1097d]
• South Korea fines Google $32 million for using market power to stymie rival app store [1097d]
• Alibaba Cloud to offer custom LLMs-as-a-service [1097d]
• Meta has nothing to say about politicians making deepfaked ads [1097d]
• Chinese state media hails Tesla megafactory in Shanghai as sign foreign business is on board [1097d]
• SpaceX calendar marked with big red circle for 'first Starship launch' this month [1097d]
• TSMC wants to cash its US CHIPS but seems unhappy with the red tape [1097d]