Meet the Authors

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.

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.

Tom Krazit has covered the technology industry for over 20 years, focused on enterprise technology during the rise of cloud computing over the last ten years at Gigaom, Structure and Protocol.

Joe Fay is a freelance reporter. He has been covering the technology industry for 30 years and has edited publications in London and San Francisco.

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, studying AI while writing about everything from hardware to infosec policy.

Kiera Fields is a News Editor who joins The Stack. She writes about leadership, tech and business, covering everything from earnings calls to C-suite interviews.

Franky Dean is a freelance reporter and videographer. She recently graduated with an MA in journalism from New York University.

Lara is a freelance reporter with bylines in the Standard, The Guardian, Business Insider, Women in Journalism, The Stack, and more. Lara is always looking for a story and a creative way to tell it.

Steve Ranger is an award-winning reporter and editor who covers tech, culture and business. He was previously editorial director of ZDNET and editor of silicon.com

Stephen Pritchard is a freelance journalist. He covers enterprise technology, aerospace and defence. He is also a broadcaster and podcast presenter and worked as a journalist for over 25 years.

Iain has spent the last 30 years covering technology, the latter 15 as writer and editor of The Register from San Francisco. When not at a keyboard he typically can be found sailing across the Bay.

Kate O'Flaherty is a freelance journalist with 15 years' experience covering cyber security and privacy for publications including Wired, Forbes, SC Magazine, IT Pro, the Guardian, the Observer, Infosecurity Magazine and the Times.

Graham Jarvis is a widely published business and techjournalist - covering WAN Acceleration, SD-WANs, other enterprise networking topics, as well as AI, cybersecurity, edge and cloud computing.

Danny Palmer is an award-winning cybersecurity writer, reporter and editor. He spent seven years as senior reporter at ZDNet and has been working in journalism and editorial for over 15 years.

From 2006-2008, Joab was editor of The Spock Science Monitor, the only newspaper at Burning Man actually printed on the Playa. He has also written/edited for Government Computer News, IDG (Computerworld etc), The New Stack, and Linux Weekly News.

Jim Webber is Chief Scientist at graph database and analytics company Neo4j, co-author of Graph Databases (1st and 2nd editions, O’Reilly) and Graph Databases for Dummies (Wiley).

Lee has been writing about tech for over a decade. He started his career at The INQUIRER and now works nationals and specialist publications including The Stack, The Metro, CNN, and Tom’s Guide.

Fernanda Alvarez is a freelance reporter. From artificial intelligence to policy and the startups scene, she has been covering the tech industry for the past two years for multiple UK publications.

Nir Chako is a Security Researcher at Pentera, focusing on Network Defense, Linux OS, and DevOps Security. He previously led a research team at CyberArk & was an IDF Red Team Leader

Shane Hill is an independent advisor helping C-level tech executives with AI and sustainability strategies. Formerly of Gartner, he has 20+ years experience across sectors in the UK and Australia. Learn more at https://integraladvice.com.au.

Staff software engineer with 25+ years in platform engineering and observability. Writing Building the Web (buildingtheweb.dev), a book on web infrastructure evolution from HTTP to Kubernetes. Lives in Brooklyn, NY. Blogs at paulosman.me

Kari McMahon is a freelance journalist based in London. Her work has appeared in publications including Business Insider, Wired, Lead Dev, The Information, Sifted and more. Before becoming a journalist, she worked as a software developer.

Longtime tech industry journalist Esther Schindler has translated geek-talk into English since 1992. She loves to explain how technology can, truly, improve the quality of life.