The Brutalist Report

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• The Balthazar laptop: An all-European Free Hardware computer [1165d]
• Find My Kids app is basically AirTags for your offspring [1165d]
• Classiq to school academia in quantum computing with help from Microsoft [1165d]
• Ring system discovered around dwarf planet Quaoar leaves astronomers puzzled [1165d]
• Singapore pulls plug on COVID tracking program [1165d]
• Open Source Policy Summit: Where FOSS and government meet [1165d]
• Codebreakers decipher Mary, Queen of Scots' secret letters 436 years after her execution [1165d]
• Intel wants another €3.2b from German gov for Magdeburg mega fab [1165d]
• Glasgow staff forms UK's first Apple union after historic vote [1165d]
• Xen hypervisor port to RISC-V moving – slowly, but moving [1165d]
• Not so good morning Vietnam, as government announces, then buries. news of Intel investment [1165d]
• Cloudflare engineer broke rules – and a customer's website – with traffic throttle [1165d]
• The Twitpocalypse may have begun, as datacenter migration reportedly founders [1165d]
• Japan's may go easy on China over export bans on chipmaking equipment [1165d]
• Americans have the right to livestream police traffic stops … probably [1165d]
• Uncle Sam wants to strip the IoS out of IoT with light crypto [1165d]
• Biden attacks Big Tech's data addiction, wants more protection for kids [1165d]
• Google's AI search bot Bard makes $120b error on day one [1166d]
• Among the thousands of ESXiArgs ransomware victim orgs? FBI and CISA to the rescue [1166d]
• Used EV car batteries find new life storing solar power in California [1166d]
• Microsoft-Activision deal will hurt UK gamers, says watchdog [1166d]
• Google shows off upcoming AI search features, leaves Bard waiting in the wings [1166d]
• First rule of critical minerals club: US, EU looking to make a deal [1166d]