The Brutalist Report

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• 13 days into the outage, will Kaseya's Traverse trip back to life today? [633d]
• Global powers sign AI pact promising to preserve human rights, democracy [633d]
• Age discrimination layoff case against X granted class-action status [633d]
• Security boom is over, with over a third of CISOs reporting flat or falling budgets [633d]
• OpenAI co-founder's Safe Superintelligence startup inhales $1B in funding [633d]
• Intel Arrow Lake to be made elsewhere as 20A process node canned [633d]
• Vega rocket's last blast hurls Sentinel-2C satellites into orbit [633d]
• Amazon congratulates itself for AI code that mostly works [633d]
• If every PC is going to be an AI PC, they better be as good at all the things trad PCs can do [633d]
• The fingerpointing starts as cyber incident at London transport body continues [633d]
• Key aspects of Palantir's Federated Data Platform lack legal basis, lawyers tell NHS England [633d]
• AI's thirst for water is alarming, but may solve itself [633d]
• Apple accused of hoodwinking UK antitrust cops [633d]
• AT&T sues Broadcom for breaching VMware support extension contract [633d]
• Security biz Verkada to pay $3m penalty under deal that also enforces infosec upgrade [633d]
• White House seizes 32 domains, issues criminal charges in massive election-meddling crackdown [633d]
• North Korean scammers plan wave of stealth attacks on crypto companies, FBI warns [633d]
• You had one job - and four US regulators will share info to check a merger didn't unfairly end it [633d]
• Palo Alto takes a big bite out of IBM QRadar security [634d]
• Copilot for Microsoft 365 might boost productivity if you survive the compliance minefield [634d]
• Planned Parenthood confirms cyber-attack as RansomHub threatens to leak data [634d]
• Atomic clocks are so last epoch, it's time someone nailed down the nuclear clock [634d]
• Qualcomm guns for Intel, AMD with cheaper 8-core X chips [634d]
• Firefox 130 lands with a yawn, but 131 beta teases a long-awaited feature [634d]