The Brutalist Report

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• It's official! Arm files for IPO on Nasdaq [955d]
• Get a $25 gift card if you help the US check whether these facial logins really work [955d]
• Uncle Sam: Rest of the world would love to steal our space blueprints – don't let 'em [955d]
• US tech titans say a heads-up about India's PC import license would've been nice [955d]
• Computer graphics pioneer John Warnock dies at 82 [955d]
• Cisco's Duo Security suffers major authentication outage [956d]
• Judge snuffs man's quest to have AI-created art protected by copyright [956d]
• Leak of 75k employee records was insiders' fault, claims Tesla [956d]
• UK clears Broadcom buying VMware, but deal yet to scale Great Regulatory Wall of China [956d]
• Misfiring Lenovo hires Ford director to help with revamp [956d]
• California DMV hits brakes on Cruise's SF driverless fleet after series of fender benders [956d]
• High severity vuln in WinRAR could allow code to run when files are opened [956d]
• OpenAI snaps up role-playing game dev as first acquisition [956d]
• AMD adds 4th-gen Epycs to AWS in HPC and normie workload flavors [956d]
• Version 5 of systemd-free Debian remix Devuan is here [956d]
• Last rites for the UK's Online Safety Bill, an idea too stupid to notice it's dead [956d]
• Lesson 1: Keep your mind on the ... why aren't the servers making any noise? [956d]
• South Korea's biggest mobile telco says 5G has failed to deliver on its promise [956d]
• G20 digital ministers sign up for Digital Public Infrastructure push [956d]
• Microsoft DNS boo-boo breaks Hotmail for users around the globe [956d]
• Tencent predicts big profits from lock-in to cloudy AI [956d]
• Moscow makes a mess on the Moon as Luna 25 probe misses orbit, lands with a thud [956d]