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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.

Judge backs IBM over LzLabs in mainframe migrator software smackdown

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bank outages IT changes the stack

"Expired certificates, DDoS attacks; broken hardware or networks; Crowdstrike’s outage; third-party issues: those looking at what UK banks have blamed for their IT outages over the past two years will soon see that the list is wide. But the biggest culprit by far?"

MongoDB eyes "Java apps running on Oracle” in customer application modernisation drive

"Historically, this segment of the market was not widely available to us because of the effort, cost, and risk of modernizing old and complex custom applications"

Confusion surrounds new Pentagon CIO announcement

From CISO announcement to CIO announcement in two weeks...

CrowdStrike lands $1 billion in sales on AWS Marketplace in 12 months

"Hyperscaler marketplaces [is] where we see larger deal sizes and faster deal cycle times"

How Natwest's "Boxed" teamed up with Datadog to slash cloud costs, spot big spenders

"We hear you; Datadog is not free..."

Buy an expensive "AI Gateway"? Thanks, we'll just build and open-source it, says Bloomberg

v.01 of the "Envoy AI Gateway" is here...

Longer Kubernetes support is flavour of the month

"The k8s cycle is fast, with approximately three releases per year and sometimes this is too quick for some business..."

18F shut down, DOGE

"It was a cost-recoverable org... Its cost to government was negligible, its benefits huge. My team there once saved DoD $500 million.”

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