Phillip de Wet
Phillip de Wet started in journalism as an honest B2B IT-sector reporter, before straying into business, politics, and international affairs. He is currently in recovery.
Sparking decade-plus lithium took down hundreds of servers that turned out to have no failover.
Microsoft has nothing to say about its Europe-focused global affairs head Lisa Monaco.
On September 29, Bitnami goes much more premium, and the software community needs to consider its approach to deployment.
One section of the group even made an (operating) profit due to the cyber attack, its interim numbers show.
"Significant consequences" promised, regulators scramble, process reviews – all due to a single failed update.
Salesforce also gets into the UK-not-Europe game, just as Donald Trump declares his love for Britain.
The homegrown IPAFFS post-Brexit system sucks, and a Commons committee wants a rollback to the EU's TRACES NT evaluated.
While Microsoft, already in the system, gets an easier ride on general AI and Israel concerns.