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Edward Targett

Edward Targett

Ed is co-founder of The Stack, He previously edited the late Computer Business Review, and earlier, Roubini Global Economics. He left school at 15 and has made a living asking "but why/how?" since.

unity ERP programme

An early Christmas present for Systems Integrators and their SaaS partners as a ten-year ERP centralisation contract lands

ECB cybersecurity test

"Institutions continue to report gaps in risk control areas considered fundamental to cyber hygiene, such as proper identity and access management, timely vulnerability patching or network security"

Dropbox’s AI integration with OpenAI turns into a messaging mess – as Amazon’s CTO apologises over data protection post

"To data scientists and developers in the domain, the answers to these questions may be laughably obvious and the questions naive, but to most end-users they will not be."

Swiss Re buys Fathom, flood data specialist and The Stack's inaugural Tech for Good award winner

Globally, natural catastrophes caused $100 billion in insured losses this year alone, with “at least” $12 billion of these total insured losses attributed to flood-related events.

IBM NATO cybersecurity

IBM is providing a custom "Asset, Configuration, Patching and Vulnerability” service with a special focus on vulnerability management.

VMware perpetual licenses broadcom killing off

Starting when? Starting now. Kiss goodbye to support and subscriptions (SnS) on-premises users, too.

AI firm Anthropic slashed its AWS bill 40% by using Karpenter

"If spot instances weren’t available, we had no way to tell Cluster Autoscaler to fall back to on-demand Instances, and we ended up stuck in a few loops…" others note.

The future of Kubernetes at AWS: Slack, Anthropic lead a "Karpenter" love-in

Hammer down those AWS bills, chisel away at that scheduling latency; pick a carpentry tool, pick your clumsy metaphor...

Millions exposed to LogoFAIL firmware flaws: Should CISOs be worried? Well, yes, honestly.

You're probably exposed to rootkit risk, because vendors wanted their logos to show during boot processes -- everything's broken, howl into the abyss, why's this security advisory on a domain like https://9443417.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net anyway?

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