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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.

FIS sells Worldpay

Worldpay -- "a dozen payment M&A deals in a trenchcoat" -- will find a new home in the warm embrace of private equity after investment failings.

NCSC honeypots

As well as setting up honeypots to identify and target brute force attacks, the NCSC also took down 24,407 web shells in 2022.

Fuzzy Thinking: Yet more critical SQL Injection bugs in MOVEIt Transfer

You're tired? Everyone's tired. Just patch promptly please.

The Big Interview: Alation CEO Satyen Sangani on AI, data, disappointments, distributing power

Some data transformation failures are "inherent to what you're trying to do, which is discover insights; knowledge generation is not a deterministic process. But some of that is also because people don't know how to do it..." he tells The Stack.

hsbc quantum key distribution

Dust off your math, review the literature with some strong coffee; envision a future fresh from a William Gibson novel...

One SaaS to rule them: HMG takes £215m ERP contract for 29 agencies to market. Winner takes all.

A "combined single instance SaaS Solution along with a Systems Integrator" please -- but you can propose some different contracting models and bid teams...

From roughneck to data dynamo: John Lewis’ Head of Data Products on perspective, Big Query vs Snowflake, and data ambitions

“We have staggering amounts of data. And we have the same problem as everyone else. It's all siloed: we need it in one place…”

This critical vulnerability is an “open door into your network” and being exploited. Why didn’t RUCKUS Networks register a CVE?

CVE-2023-25717 is being exploited and affected products have been pulled into a new botnet...

Oracle Database comes to Arm in the latest jolt to Intel

Oracle's increasingly cosy relationship with Ampere just deepened -- and Oracle Database 19c costs "half as much" running on its chips, says Larry Ellison.

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