The Brutalist Report

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• Give Europe some space! 3 companies join forces to reach for the stars [106d]
• Tesla fixes glaringly bright front parking lights on Cybertruck [106d]
• Trump's workforce cuts blamed as America's cyber edge dulls [106d]
• Microsoft suggests temporary registry hack for stricken smart card users [106d]
• Apple's ultra-thin iPhone flops as foldable iPad hits a crease [106d]
• Fedora council approves policy allowing AI-assisted contributions [106d]
• Google nukes 3,000 YouTube videos that sowed malware disguised as cracked software [106d]
• A single DNS race condition brought Amazon's cloud empire to its knees [106d]
• SAP says some customers are dragging their feet on contract sign-offs [106d]
• Senators accuse Smithsonian of 'illegal lobbying' over Discovery squabbles [106d]
• Amazon's AI specs aim to stop delivery drivers getting lost between van and porch [106d]
• Microsoft threatens to ram Copilot into Exchange Server on-prem [106d]
• SpaceX pulls plug on 2,500 Starlink terminals tied to Myanmar fraud farms [106d]
• Microsoft finance slang defines the eternal optimist: The 'hockey stick on wheels' [106d]
• OpenBSD 7.8 out now, and you're not seeing double, 9front releases 'Release' [106d]
• UK.gov vows to hack through regulation to get benefit from AI [106d]
• Apple’s AirDrop makes weird latency spikes for Wi-Fi wonks, researcher finds [106d]
• With impeccable timing, AWS debuts automated cloud incident report generator [106d]
• IBM renting GPUs from rivals rather than packing ‘em into its own cloud [106d]
• OpenAI's Atlas shrugs off security concerns over prompt injection [106d]
• Ex-Uber CSO is gellin' like a felon with teen cyber crims, explains why they do it [106d]
• NextSilicon Maverick-2 promises to blow away the HPC market Nvidia left behind [106d]
• Reddit to Perplexity: Get your filthy hands off our forums [106d]
• Salt Typhoon hit governments on three continents with SharePoint attacks [107d]