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Edward Targett

Edward Targett

Ed is a co-founder of The Stack. He previously edited Computer Business Review. He has also covered energy markets. He started his journalism career on local papers. He left school at 15 and has made a living asking "but why?" ever since.

"Don't be evil: unionise" - Alphabet, Google workers form historic union amid rising staff discontent

"Of course our employees have protected labour rights that we support..."

*Cough* All your Amazon CloudFront RTMP distributions are about to be deleted.

"Happy New Year. We just deleted all your RTMP distributions. Suck it up. They were broken anyway!"

Thin Clients, Full Fat CVSS 10 Security Vulnerabilities

Dell Wyse ThinOS 8.6 and prior versions contain a brace of CVSS 10 critical vulnerabilities, that could give a remote, unauthenticated attacker the ability to -- in Dell's own words -- "manipulate the configuration of any target specific station" and "gain access to sensitive

The WHO Academy: From sexual health to hackathons, the pressure is on to deliver.

The WHO Academy aims to reach 10m health workers by 2023. First, it needs to build hundreds of courses -- and a software platform.

Palantir's controversial "membership" of EU sovereign cloud project GAIA-X sparks outrage (and confusion)

"The decision on all applications is yet to be made"

Mainframe to Linux: still a howling headache?

"The way COBOL is being talked about is a red herring"

NETGEAR pushes out 48 security advisories in 3 days

A critical pre-authentication command injection vulnerability in the NMS300 network management system among the bugs.

Want to control the sound of an electric guitar just by thinking about it? Neurosity's got you...

Introducing "Brain Wah"

5 key legal developments for the tech sector to watch out for in 2021

After the seismic events of 2020, the New Year offers fresh hope for tackling the Covid-19 pandemic, for economic recovery and for ‘building back better.’ Technology and data will continue to have an increasingly critical role in all aspects of the global economy, but businesses will be the subject ofincreased

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