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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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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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 |  AI  | Apr 24, 2025
US should put backdoors in AI models, GPUs: Congressional committee
US should put backdoors in AI models, GPUs: Congressional committee

"Impose remote access controls on all..."

Security  | Apr 24, 2025
Let's have a round of applause for Commvault’s quick bug fix
Let's have a round of applause for Commvault’s quick bug fix

"Has to be record-breaking in our experience"

 |  IBM  | Apr 24, 2025
IBM shrugs off DOGE, talks up Red Hat virtualisation opportunity
IBM shrugs off DOGE, talks up Red Hat virtualisation opportunity

Big Blue's AI split meanwhile is 80% consulting, 20% software

 |  News  | Apr 23, 2025
Veeam promises broad product support but warns Linux migrations won't be easy
Veeam promises broad product support but warns Linux migrations won't be easy

"There'll be a time and there'll be migration tools, but right now this is just an additional choice and mode of consumption."

News  | Apr 22, 2025
Marks and Spencer battles Easter bank holiday cyber incident
Marks and Spencer battles Easter bank holiday cyber incident

This is not just a cyber incident…well, actually it is

 |  Developer  | Apr 22, 2025
Most businesses don’t yet understand how big of a deal composable tech is
Most businesses don’t yet understand how big of a deal composable tech is

Composable technology is "almost a philosophy as much as an architecture"

News  | Apr 22, 2025
Fujitsu targets 1024 qubit quantum computer for 2026
Fujitsu targets 1024 qubit quantum computer for 2026

Aggressive roadmap, big chill

 |  mícrosoft  | Apr 22, 2025
Microsoft starts rotating keys again, continues sweeping security overhaul
Microsoft starts rotating keys again, continues sweeping security overhaul

"We have improved our ability to detect forged tokens and are expanding asynchronous validation to additional Microsoft workloads. We are partitioning critical infrastructure identity keys to reduce  impact if they are compromised"

News  | Apr 22, 2025
Western Digital mines redundant hard drives for rare earths amidst US-China trade war
Western Digital mines redundant hard drives for rare earths amidst US-China trade war

There’s gold, literally and figuratively, in those mountains of datacentre waste

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