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 |  GitHub  | Apr 29, 2026
GitHub CTO: We’re going multicloud amid AI stress

Agentic development workloads and use of large monorepos stretch GitHub to breaking point

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GitHub CTO: We’re going multicloud amid AI stress
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Agentic development workloads and use of large monorepos stretch GitHub to breaking point

 |  networking  | Apr 29, 2026
What's new about Cisco's sovereign infrastructure push?
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What's new about Cisco's sovereign infrastructure push?
 |  UK government  | Apr 29, 2026
UK gov't teases new "AI hardware plan"
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UK gov't teases new "AI hardware plan"
 |  Defence  | Apr 28, 2026
Singapore and Latvia punch above their weight in NATO cyber battle
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Singapore and Latvia punch above their weight in NATO cyber battle
 |  AI  | Apr 28, 2026
Streaming architecture and speculative decoding: How companies are unlocking cheaper AI
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Streaming architecture and speculative decoding: How companies are unlocking cheaper AI
 |  startups  | Apr 27, 2026
STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
GitHub  | Apr 27, 2026
GitHub bug messed up customer code; COO plays down incident
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GitHub bug messed up customer code; COO plays down incident
Sponsored  | Mar 23, 2026
Elastic’s Mike Nichols is a rare security grown-up on AI

"I have customers running things on Humvees in the desert... Choose your own adventure"

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"I have customers running things on Humvees in the desert... Choose your own adventure"

Business  | Mar 19, 2026
Checkout.com CPO on what’s next for the payments company that processed $300bn last year

Meron Colbeci, the payment processor's chief product officer, explains how a business processing over $300 billion decides where to place its chips.

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Meron Colbeci, the payment processor's chief product officer, explains how a business processing over $300 billion decides where to place its chips.

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 |  Defence  | Jun 02, 2025
Defence review labels UK's military cyber risk "intolerable"
A soldier walks through a forest holding a gun as others follow behind him. The UK military's cyber risk was deemed "intolerable" by a defence spending review

Government says it will take a new approach to defence spending in response

 |  Security  | Jun 02, 2025
US bankers to SEC: Stop making us report cyber incidents
US bankers to SEC: Stop making us report cyber incidents

Let us choose when and what to disclose...

 |  SAP  | Jun 02, 2025
SAP taps Alibaba to open China market for its ERP platform, eyes Qwen integration
The great wall of china. SAP is bringing more of its products to the China market with Alibaba

Alibaba will also extend its use of SAP solutions.

Defence  | May 30, 2025
Meta brings VR to the military as it re-partners with Oculus founder
Palmer Luckey stands next to Mark Zuckerber

Perhaps the military will buy into the Metaverse...

News  | May 30, 2025
UK forces capture £1bn investment in AI battlefield targeting web tech
UK forces capture £1bn investment in AI battlefield targeting web tech

As Cyber and Electromagnetic Command raises the flag

 |  chips  | May 30, 2025
Renesas bins SiC plans, for now, as China's chip industry grows
Rubbish overflowing out of a large bin on the street. Renesas has abandoned its SiC plans amid strong competition from China

An "extremely severe" market and potential $2bn deposit loss haven't helped

News  | May 30, 2025
Building and wrangling GPU-powered AI servers not for the faint-hearted warns Dell chief
Building and wrangling GPU-powered AI servers not for the faint-hearted warns Dell chief

Q1 figures show swelling AI backlog, anaemic desktop business

AI  | May 29, 2025
NVIDIA's Huang comes out swinging on US' China export controls
A person punches someone during a boxing match. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang came out swinging against US chip export policy

New policy "weakens America's position"...

 |  Utilities  | May 29, 2025
Water company drops £17m to 'explore' customer service AI tools
A waterfall, Yorkshire Water is spending £17m on an exploratory initiative looking into the use of AI tools

Off-the-shelf and bespoke solutions welcome, but don't expect a contract yet.

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