The Brutalist Report

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• Musk's view count antics are perfect cover for Twitter's paid API failure [1160d]
• European Commission opens deeper probe into Viasat, Inmarsat merger [1160d]
• Taking notes from AWS, Google prepares custom Arm server chips of its own [1160d]
• Make Linux safer… or die trying [1160d]
• Microsoft's AI Bing also generated factual errors and fabricated text in its demo launch [1160d]
• Uber strikes deals with Google and Oracle to cut datacenter dependence [1160d]
• ChromeOS now runs on top of Linux and, er, Zephyr ... [1160d]
• Zoox blurs line between workers and crash test dummies in robo-taxi trial [1160d]
• Akamai to expand Linode into a cloud so good you’ll want your data to leave it [1160d]
• Chipmakers threaten to defect to US, EU if UK doesn't get its semiconductor plans sorted [1160d]
• China's tech giants and Beijing – the city – rush to build AI chatbots [1160d]
• Crypto mixer Sinbad looks uncannily like a remix of North Korea's notorious Blender [1160d]
• US defence forces no match for the unstoppable fiend known as Reply-All [1160d]
• Thunderbird email client is Go for new plumage in July [1160d]
• Smile! South Korea's moon orbiter sends back first snaps of Earth [1160d]
• Romance scam targets security researcher, hilarity ensues [1160d]
• Second Soyuz springs a leak, astronauts stuck on ISS for an extra month [1160d]
• Pepsi Bottling Ventures says info-stealing malware swiped sensitive data [1160d]
• Microsoft promises smaller Windows 11 updates with UUP – but there's a catch [1160d]
• Twilio axes roughly 1 in 5 staff in fresh round of layoffs [1160d]
• Language, schmanguage: NASA's generative AI builds spaceships [1160d]
• The Pentagon is shockingly bad at managing its employee smartphones [1160d]
• Quantum of solace: Rigetti to cut workforce as it faces Nasdaq delisting [1160d]
• Creator of Linux virtual assistant blames 'patent troll' for project's death [1160d]
• Google miscalculates severance payments for some Googlers [1160d]
• Namecheap admits 'unauthorized emails' pwning its customers [1160d]