The Brutalist Report

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• How insecure is America's FirstNet emergency response system? No one's sure [1095d]
• FBI: How fake Xi cops prey on Chinese nationals in the US [1095d]
• Fortinet's latest firewall promises hyperscale security while sipping power [1096d]
• Waymo robo-taxis cause chaos in San Francisco fog [1096d]
• San Francisco fog defeats pack of Waymo robo-taxis [1096d]
• NYC Mayor: Robocop dogs 'out of the pound' and back on the job [1096d]
• America ain't exactly outlawing gas cars but it's steering hard into EVs [1096d]
• Microsoft's Garage band offers album of experimental Excel jazz [1096d]
• Colorado sends agricultural right to repair bill to governor [1096d]
• It's time to stop fearing CPU power management [1096d]
• Elon Musk actually sits down and talks to 'government-funded media' the BBC [1096d]
• Arm and Intel make it easier to churn out Arm SoCs from Intel fabs [1096d]
• Salesforce lets go of more of its towering presence in San Francisco [1096d]
• Goddard Space Flight Center's new boss swears in on holy Pale Blue Dot [1096d]
• UK govt wants standalone 5G by 2030 but won't shell out to help hit target [1096d]
• Tiny Brit tech firms win spots on £1.84B public sector contract. Kidding, it's the usual suspects [1096d]
• Python head hisses at looming Euro cybersecurity rules [1096d]
• Sanctions-busting exporters sent $2 billion of tech to Russia through China, Hong Kong, and the UK in 2022 [1096d]
• Beijing lists the stuff it wants generative AI to censor [1096d]
• 3CX teases security-focused client update, plus password hashing [1096d]
• The cloud can reduce greenhouse emissions, but don't assume it's automatic [1096d]
• US cyber chiefs warn AI will help crooks, China develop nastier cyberattacks faster [1096d]
• Another zero-click Apple spyware maker just popped up on the radar again [1096d]