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 |  Jul 13, 2026
Developers are scrambling to keep up with AI. They're turning to Buildkite.

Buildkite is a CI developers can love, with a hybrid approach that gives a front seat to the increased velocity of software development in 2026.

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Developers are scrambling to keep up with AI. They're turning to Buildkite.
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Buildkite is a CI developers can love, with a hybrid approach that gives a front seat to the increased velocity of software development in 2026.

 |  startups  | Jul 13, 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
 |  cybersecurity  | Jul 13, 2026
Swiss government cyber specialists are ditching Microsoft for openDesk
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Swiss government cyber specialists are ditching Microsoft for openDesk
 |  AI  | Jul 10, 2026
What is Google's algorithm-optimising AlphaEvolve agent?
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What is Google's algorithm-optimising AlphaEvolve agent?
 |  AI  | Jul 09, 2026
11 days, 64 Claudes and $165,000: How Bun's founder rewrote it in Rust
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11 days, 64 Claudes and $165,000: How Bun's founder rewrote it in Rust
 |  OpenAI  | Jul 09, 2026
OpenAI wants new AI benchmarks to replace Scale's "broken" tests
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OpenAI wants new AI benchmarks to replace Scale's "broken" tests
Security  | Jul 08, 2026
The UK wants AI agents running “national-level” cyber ops
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The UK wants AI agents running “national-level” cyber ops
Sponsored  | Jul 08, 2026
The cybersecurity lead guarding 32 million smart meters takes a measured approach to AI

Victoria Ross, a Royal Signals veteran turned cyber-operations chief, pushes back on the AI-first orthodoxy sweeping enterprise security.

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Victoria Ross, a Royal Signals veteran turned cyber-operations chief, pushes back on the AI-first orthodoxy sweeping enterprise security.

Sponsored  | Jun 30, 2026
This European neobank is doing amazing things with agents in production

"Introducing sub-agents really helped with quality of responses, suppressing the cost and making it even faster"

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"Introducing sub-agents really helped with quality of responses, suppressing the cost and making it even faster"

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Security  | Jul 23, 2025
FBI, CISA advise Interlock ransomware "drive-by" vigilance
A car moves at speed along a road, the road and streets around it are blurred while the white car is in focus. The FBI and CISA released a joint advisory on the Interlock ransomware group

Interlock is known for using "double extortion methods" to encrypt and exfiltrate data.

AI  | Jul 23, 2025
McKinsey limits genAI work in China; Amazon shuts Shanghai AI lab
A view of the Great Wall of China

Amazon and McKinsey are retreating from AI work in China amid US pressure and geopolitical tensions.

 |  CTO  | Jul 22, 2025
Job of the Week: CTO, DIANA, NATO
Job of the Week: CTO, DIANA, NATO

identifying emerging dual-use technologies, drafting the technical Strategic Direction in consultation with allied stakeholders, and overseeing a team of technical experts

 |  Security  | Jul 22, 2025
UK told to keep ransomware payments ban clear and supportive
A person holds up glasses fogged by water. The UK government was told to keep a proposed ransomware payments ban clear in scope

Insurers and vendors alike call for clarity on who would be affected, and what reporting mandates will look like.

 |  AI  | Jul 22, 2025
Unlike BT, Verizon declines to link AI and headcount reductions
An abandoned office.

In an earnings call, Verizon talks about cost efficiency as well as AI-powered support – but separately.

 |  Security  | Jul 22, 2025
Google uses AI tools to limit open source supply chain attacks
A person uses an old viking shield to block someone with a sword. Google's OSS Rebuild platform uses AI to enhance open source security

Google's new open source platform will shield popular dependencies with automations and data visibility tools.

 |  AI  | Jul 22, 2025
Much "may" and London summer hiring in OpenAI's deal with the UK
Screenshots of the government's press releases for its memorandum of understanding with OpenAI

A headline-grabbing MoU with the UK limits OpenAI's firm commitments to zero, but it is due to hire in London this year.

 |  Post Office  | Jul 21, 2025
Post Office confirms £492 million bid to dump Fujitsu with brace of tenders
Post Office confirms £492 million bid to dump Fujitsu with brace of tenders

Brace of contract notices land, for greenfield software and brownfield Horizon-wrangling

 |  Data  | Jul 21, 2025
Is now the time for orbital data centres?
A satellite orbiting the earth, clouds can be seen over the ocean below. The orbital data centre sector wants to bring data centres up to space

"Those 100GB links between ground and space become proxies for fibre or undersea cables and you see a migration of terrestrial telecoms infrastructure to space"

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