Noah Bovenizer

Noah Bovenizer is a reporter with The Stack. He previously covered the transportation sector for Global Data. He has a first class degree in journalism and has also worked as a newsreader for Gaydio.

| AI | May 21, 2025

Two UK banks team up to release custom "sovereign" LLM

A piggy bank next to a small pile of coins. Lloyds and Aveni hope the FinLLM tool will set a benchmark for secure GenAI in the financial sector

FinLLM boasts a broad range of use cases specific to sector

| Cloud | May 21, 2025

NHS Scotland reveals £206m ERP harmonisation plan

Expressions of interest from SIs, SaaS firms welcomed... now!

| Security | May 21, 2025

Bugs from 2017 are still great for hacking governments

A rattlesnake poises to strike. Sidewinder, also known as RattleSnake, has been targeting governments in Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Also known as Rattle Snake, the group has history back to 2012.

| semiconductors | May 20, 2025

Ireland wants new chip fabs, will help you find the land to build them

The government wants at least one new facility by 2040.

Cloud | May 19, 2025

Google boosts “cloud telematics” cyber insurance programme

Beazley and Chubb join Munich Re in “risk protection program”

cryptocurrencies | May 19, 2025

Bribing insiders and social engineering: Coinbase's breach was a CISO's nightmare

Are there lessons to learn here?

AI | May 16, 2025

LangChain's open source AI agent builder is "accessible" but "advanced"

Graffiti on a wall shows a young boy stacking lego-like colourful bricks. LangChain's Open Agent Platform is an open source AI agent builder

Even non-developers may need tools to build their own agents.

| News | May 15, 2025

Alibaba offers editing on GenAI video model in open source first

A video editing timeline. Alibaba's video model offers AI generated video and editing

Wan 2.1 will have Hollywood handing over the keys to its VFX suites, it claims...

| mícrosoft | May 15, 2025

UK class action targets Microsoft over licensing in case that could reach into 'billions'

A gavel resting on a wooden block. Alexander Wolfson hopes to argue his anti-competition claims against Microsoft in court

Claims "restrictive licensing practices ... shut down competition."