The Brutalist Report

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• 'AI is becoming THE line item': OpenAI and Anthropic are big winners in the doubling of AI spend as legacy SaaS face an existential crisis [17d]
• Toyota hits the accelerator on EVs as its rivals go into reverse — starting with an $800 million Kentucky plant and three new cars [17d]
• Bring back the joy of buying new tech and toys [17d]
• This is probably the first mainstream mini PC that can dual-boot Ubuntu and Windows out of the box — and it even comes with the hottest AI application of 2026 [17d]
• A court just ruled Meta and YouTube ‘negligent’ — social media may never be the same [17d]
• Forget the RAM crisis — storage prices are spiralling, and processors could be next, as gaming PC maker warns 'CPU shortage is getting more serious' [17d]
• AI's got Talent: In a weird twist, someone just launched a marketplace for AI Agents that's not far off a human-powered job board [17d]
• Google’s new Android Automotive update wants to control your car's 'brain' —as Micron predicts cars will soon need 300GB of RAM [17d]
• Don't buy Apple's new MacBook Air M5 — the award-winning MacBook Air M4 just dropped to its lowest price ever at Amazon [17d]
• 'The robots are here' — Melania Trump walks alongside creepy humanoid at White House summit like it’s the most normal thing in the world [17d]
• 'A critical point': Nearly 80% of UK firms have adopted AI — but barely any are seeing a positive ROI so far [17d]
• The Fitbit Inspire 3 is 'a great entry point to the health and fitness-tracking world' — and it's back to its lowest price at Amazon [17d]
• Top LLM PyPl package compromised to steal user details - here's what we know [17d]
• We’ve tested them all: Every Geekom mini PC deal worth buying at Amazon [17d]
• Anthropic gives Claude Code new 'auto mode' which lets it choose its own permissions [17d]