The Brutalist Report

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• 'Limited' data leak at Aussie telco turns out to be 280K customer details [129d]
• GlobalFoundries inks domestic chipmaking deal with Cirrus Logic [129d]
• Google tweaks Play Store fees to keep Euro watchdogs at bay [129d]
• Space industry frets as UKSA set for bureaucratic re-entry [129d]
• Uncle Sam eyes slice of Intel in return for CHIPS Act cash [129d]
• AI skeptics zone out when chatbots get preachy [129d]
• Fried chips: UK's nascent semi industry risks faltering [129d]
• Out-of-band update arrives to clean up Windows reset and recovery mess [129d]
• Anarchy in the AI: Trump's desire to supercharge US tech faces plenty of hurdles [129d]
• Intel ghosts researcher who found web apps spilled 270K staff records [130d]
• McDonald's not lovin' it when hacker exposes nuggets of rotten security [130d]
• Open the pod bay door, GPT-4o [130d]
• KPMG wrote 100-page prompt to build agentic TaxBot [130d]
• AWS still cares enough about Intel to order up a fresh batch of custom Xeons [130d]
• Top AWS chip designer reportedly defects to Arm as it weighs push into silicon [130d]
• Don't want drive-by Ollama attackers snooping on your local chats? Patch now [130d]
• Like burglars closing a door, Apache ActiveMQ attackers patch critical vuln after breaking in [130d]
• Vision AI models see optical illusions when none exist [130d]
• Latest Windows 11 insider builds hide secret File Explorer dark mode [130d]
• To heck with export controls! Nvidia reportedly plotting cut-down B300 for Chinese market [130d]
• How low can colo go, asks JLL, as datacenter vacancy rates near zero [130d]
• Python survey shows growth even as Foundation funding falters [130d]