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| Mar 19, 2026

Get off the never-ending vulnerability piñata that is Ingress NGINX

"There is no number of maintainers of dedicated engineers that can safely and sanely keep Ingress NGINX online."

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Get off the never-ending vulnerability piñata that is Ingress NGINX

"There is no number of maintainers of dedicated engineers that can safely and sanely keep Ingress NGINX online."

| cybersecurity | Mar 19, 2026

EU sanctions and CISA warnings: Iran's cyber attacks are evolving

| AI | Mar 18, 2026

7 tech companies worth trillions pledge $12.5m to open source security

| AI | Mar 17, 2026

Jensen Huang compares OpenClaw to Linux, and other nuggets from the 2-hour-long NVIDIA GTC keynote

| AI | Mar 17, 2026

Alibaba just launched an enterprise agent platform, and a whole token business around it

| Fujitsu | Mar 17, 2026

Fujitsu hasn't put any money aside for Horizon compensation, taxpayers fund £1.44 billion bill

| Banking | Mar 16, 2026

Exclusive: Nomura appoints Tokyo-based CIO as Patrick Eltridge leaves

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AI | Apr 04, 2025

Google Cloud engineering chief: that Kubernetes dev experience? Sorry about that…

Promises to do better in the AI infra era

| Cloud | Apr 04, 2025

AWS' powerful Glue "workers" might finally be available to you

A hand is raised in front of the camera as white glue or paint drips off its fingers. AWS Glue service will now feature two powerful workers in six new regions

New users can set AWS hardest workers to run their workloads.

| Space | Apr 04, 2025

Behind the scenes of “Borealis” – the Ministry of Defence’s new space domain platform

“It's covering military and civil requirements, which is a bit of a novelty”

Cloud | Apr 04, 2025

China tech giants pile into Valkey to help boost performance

8.1 drops as AWS claims large scale migrations under way

| Government | Apr 03, 2025

“There is simply no precedent” – tariffs, technology, and turmoil

"The tariffs aren’t economic policy. They are political weapons."

Security | Apr 03, 2025

Ivanti Connect Secure is under attack - again! "Low level" bug actually pre-auth RCE

OK, it's critical after all...

News | Apr 03, 2025

Trump’s tariffs: “Great news” for European tech?

US President Donald Trump sits behind a desk bearing the presidential seal, he holds up an executive order featuring a large signature.

Tariffs are "great news" for EMEA tech industry or risk spiralling uncertainty, depending who you ask.

cloud-native | Apr 03, 2025

KubeCon Europe: How cloud native is learning to live with LLMs

How to do observability when you can't see into the box

North Korea | Apr 03, 2025

"It happened to me" - North Koreans using fake profiles turn to Europe

A man with his face blurred as he turns his head. Some fake IT workers have used deepfakes to impersonate real people in interviews

"I was on their interview, there was something wrong with the sound but it was 'definitely' me."

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.

AI | Mar 11, 2026

Graph databases: The unexpected secret sauce of AI applications?

GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

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GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

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