The Brutalist Report

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• Oracle boasts zettascale 'AI supercomputer,' just don’t ask about precision [705d]
• HPE wants investors to buy shares to help finance $14B Juniper Networks acquisition [705d]
• SpaceX blasts being stuck in bureaucratic orbit as Starship approval slips [705d]
• So you paid a ransom demand … and now the decryptor doesn't work [705d]
• Research suggests more than half of VMware customers are looking to move [705d]
• Windows 11 users still living in the past face forced update, like it or not [705d]
• 'IT failure' hits blood tests as another critical incident declared by NHS [705d]
• How $20 and a lapsed domain allowed security pros to undermine internet integrity [705d]
• Amazon to pour £8B into UK datacenters through to 2028 [705d]
• Mind the talent gap: Infosec vacancies abound, but hiring is flat [705d]
• Keen to bring it on home? Private cloud appliance pitched at compliance-conscious [705d]
• Online media outstrips TV as source of news for the first time in the UK [705d]
• AI has colonized our world – so it's time to learn the language of our new overlords [706d]
• Medical cannabis CTO says vendors would hang up when he called looking for a deal [706d]
• Robot enters Fukushima's nuclear core to retrieve melted-down remains [706d]
• India to train 5000 'Cyber Commandos' [706d]
• Wanna watch a movie? Sure! Lemme just park the lounge room [706d]
• Microsoft says it broke some Windows 10 patching – as it fixes flaws under attack [706d]
• Oracle to power 1GW datacenter with trio of tiny nuclear reactors [706d]
• Alibaba Cloud struggles after blaze at Digital Realty Singapore datacenter [706d]
• The future everyone wanted – in-car ads tailored to your journey and passengers [706d]
• As web browser makers snuggle up to AI, the few remaining holdouts aren't sold [706d]
• Ex Samsung execs reportedly arrested for alleged IP theft in China chip caper [706d]
• SambaNova makes Llama gallop in inference cloud debut [706d]
• Pentagon has little to show for two decades of GPS modernization work [706d]
• Mainframes aren't dead, they're just learning AI tricks [706d]