The Brutalist Report

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• Arm servers are on Nutanix's long-range radar, not yet its to-do list [732d]
• ESA to fetch stuff from space before ISS takes the plunge [733d]
• Europe buying more Chinese phone brands as market starts to bounce back [733d]
• Computer modeling deepens scientists' understanding of solar cycle [733d]
• Veeam says critical flaw can't be abused to trash backups [733d]
• VBScript nudged nearer to the grave with next big Windows 11 update [733d]
• 70% of CISOs worry their org is at risk of a material cyber attack [733d]
• Nvidia beats market expectations again, but for how long? [733d]
• Teradata takes plunge into lakehouse waters, but not everyone is convinced [733d]
• UK PM Sunak calls election, leaving Brits cringing over memory of his Musk love-in [733d]
• Bing and Copilot fall from the clouds [733d]
• GNU Compiler Collection 15 ushers Xeon Phi and Solaris 11.3 to silicon heaven [733d]
• Council fumbles Oracle Fusion launch, leaving SAP to die another day [733d]
• TR-069, a protocol that made broadband manageable, turns 20. What's coming next? [733d]
• UK data watchdog wants six figures from N Ireland cops after 2023 data leak [733d]
• I stumbled upon LLM Kryptonite – and no one wants to fix this model-breaking bug [733d]
• How Apple Wi-Fi Positioning System can be abused to track people around the globe [733d]
• Would you buy Pegasus spyware from this scammer? [733d]
• Read AI about it... OpenAI does deal with News Corp [733d]