The Brutalist Report

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• The Europa Clipper stretches its wings as launch nears [624d]
• Win 11 refreshes delayed say PC makers – and here's why [624d]
• MongoDB CEO says if AI hype were the dotcom boom it is 1996 [625d]
• Microsoft is updating Windows to avoid repeat of CrowdStrike catastrophe [625d]
• Boeing union workers in US reject contract: 96% vote to strike [625d]
• As Oracle's AWS deal completes Big 3 triumvirate, questions remain over licensing [625d]
• UK watchdog fears Voda-Three merger would bump phone bills for customers [625d]
• 'Hyperscale customer' to take massive datacenter site near London [625d]
• Muppet broke the datacenter every day, in its own weighty way [625d]
• OpenAI's latest o1 model family can emulate 'reasoning' – but might overthink things a bit [625d]
• Japan to put a small red Swedish house on the Moon [625d]
• Cambodian senator sanctioned by US over alleged forced labor cyber-scam camps [625d]
• Australia’s government spent the week boxing Big Tech [625d]
• Feds pull plug on domains linked to import of Chinese gun conversion devices [625d]
• Fortinet admits miscreant got hold of customer data in the cloud [625d]
• 'Hadooken' Linux malware targets Oracle WebLogic servers [625d]
• Musk's Starlink dominance raises FCC concerns on competition [625d]
• Unity scraps hated runtime fees, hits devs with subscription hikes instead [625d]
• I stole 20GB of data from Capgemini – and now I'm leaking it, says cyber-crook [625d]
• Google sued for using trademarked Gemini name for AI service [625d]
• Mastercard splurges $2.65B on another big cyber purchase – Recorded Future [625d]
• Adobe patches Acrobat bug, neglects to mention whole zero-day, exploit thing [625d]
• Boeing to launch quantum comms satellite testbed in 2026 [625d]