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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.

Capita hits the fan as ransomware, local government crises flush revenues - but a tech overhaul looms

New CEO, an AWS veteran, has his work cut out...

Pepsi’s Seth Cohen to take over as Global CIO at P&G as Vittorio Cretella announces his retirement

"The reputation of the team and the digital capabilities that Procter & Gamble has developed under Vittorio Cretella is world class. I’m excited to join such a great organization to carry that momentum forward..."

AWS throws customers (and regulators) a bone on data exit/cloud transfer costs

Cross-AZ traffic, NAT gateways, elastic IPs, overprovisioning: Hell for your CFO. Jumping ship? Now a little cheaper.

The Big Interview: Kong CTO Marco Palladino

API management startup has hit $100m in ARR, achieved a rare profitability and is still in hyper-growth mode. What next? Well, AI opportunities, of course.

A Russian spy simply dialled into a sensitive German military call on WebEx - and went unnoticed

"Unfortunately, there are indications that a Russian participant has obviously dialed into the WebEx"

Sustainability software sales to top $1 billion in 2024: Deloitte

"It’s clear that ESG reporting is going to fall under greater scrutiny — which means that the dotted line that exists between finance, sustainability and audit teams needs to be strengthened"

Nutanix delivers record quarter as VMware hikes hit – but CIOs are loath to make hasty decisions

Nutanix CEO sees some cloud repatriation as well as VMware refugees, as rumours of an $8 million > $100 million renewal circulate.

Less talk, more action on CNI cyber resilience, say White House advisors

"Almost no information is currently available to indicate how an organization is preparing for future cyber-physical challenges. This has to change."

“Rewrite it in Rust”? Joe Biden is living the meme -but is a focus on memory corruption healthy?

New White House report cites a 2019 Microsoft paper. But analysis this month showed that memory corruption accounted for just 19.5% of “known exploited” vulnerabilities in 2023

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