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 |  Defence  | Apr 28, 2026
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Singapore and Latvia punch above their weight in NATO cyber battle
 |  linux  | Apr 28, 2026
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NixOS: the lesser-known atomic OS France tapped for sovereign migration
 |  AI  | Apr 28, 2026
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Streaming architecture and speculative decoding: How companies are unlocking cheaper AI
 |  startups  | Apr 27, 2026
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
GitHub  | Apr 27, 2026
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GitHub bug messed up  customer code; COO plays down incident
Cisco  | Apr 25, 2026
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FIRESTARTER backdoor used for persistence on Cisco boxes in "widespread campaign

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Trump White House preps another clamp down on woke AI

Bias to be banished from AI. Somehow...

Not sure if you’ve developed a general purpose AI model or not? The EU has the answer

How big is big enough?

Netflix turns to AWS, Apache Druid, own CDN for live streaming

Netflix has processed up to 38 million events per second during its largest live events

Euro cloud group claims 'wins' in Microsoft battle – turns attention to Broadcom

But American pressure group slams Microsoft's 'smoke and mirrors'

NVIDIAScape: Critical NVIDIA bug CVE-2025-23266

Too exotic for cybercriminals? Unlikely. Kubernetes malware spotted escaping Windows containers in 2021 and LangFlow seen exploited this year.

NCSC looks to tap fresh blood for Vulnerability Research Initiative, explore AI use

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is keen to bring in fresh blood to its Vulnerability Research Initiative, including across AI.  Contrary to a flurry of press releases from excited cybersecurity vendors hitting The Stack’s inbox this week, the VRI is not new and has been running

Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami on taking on Red Hat, "Cloud Native AOS" and more.

"Your key databases are still running on VMs, your SAP systems, your enterprise ERP systems, your security products..."

A satellite against the blackness of space. The UK satellite data sector needs long-term commitments and funding says a panel at the UK Space Conference

"There’s a lot of funding available to go through [early stages] and then after that it’s almost like you’re left alone..."

European Space Agency Director General Josef Aschbacher speaks at the UK Space Conference in front of a graph with the title "European public investment is lagging behind."

Though ESA "expects an increase" in UK's spending despite fresh grant funding

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