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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.

Intel to treat manufacturing like a separate business to "expose true economics", cut $10 billion

"We will manufacture any of the RISC-V, ARM, x86, and GPU alternatives for the industry... We view this as an industry play of great significance."

Snowflake in Vegas: AI, Python, geospatial, and bringing apps to the data layer: A Summit preview...

Snowflake wants to be a natural home for your applications as well as data. But from unstructured data to Python integrations, challenges remain.

Banks’ IT spending in 2023 to hit $652 billion: Here's what some Big Spenders are focusing on...

From Citi's $1 billion "fat finger" and regulatory intervention driving a massive compliance overhaul, to major cloud migrations, spending continues at scale...

Meta new AI Voicebox

Create a convincing simulacrum of your CEO's voice with just a two-second voice sample. What could go wrong?

UK data watchdog wants DPOs to adopt PETS (without fur)

Homomorphic encryption, synthetic data, and other privacy enhancing technologies could help data leaders ensure “data protection by design and by default” says ICO

Microsoft DDoS attacks hit Azure and likely Outlook but Redmond's coy with the details

Back in 2021 Microsoft boasted of shielding a customer from a 2.4 Tbps DDoS attack originating from 70,000 sources. It has not shared such detail on this successful incident that it its services...

new MOVEit vulnerability and federal agencies hacked

Hackers "often breach the Department’s defensive perimeter and roam freely within our information systems"

11 UK water utilities are joining forces on Open Data as an ambitious project wins backing

"Progress in developing open data enablers (such as data infrastructure, data culture and capabilities, collaboration) has been limited across the water sector" warns the regulator.

IBM just made a major leap forwards in quantum computing

"These coherence times are unprecedented for superconducting processors of this scale and allow the circuit depths accessed in this work..."

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