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 |  Networks  | Apr 30, 2026
IPv8: Lone engineer proposes simpler Internet addressing, triggers outcry

Network veteran James Thain didn't intend to rewrite the Internet; he merely wanted to create a turn-key Internet server stack. But he found it was easier to extend the current Internet Protocol (IP) into something entirely new, rather than adopt the next-generation IPv6 for his project. So, with

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Network veteran James Thain didn't intend to rewrite the Internet; he merely wanted to create a turn-key Internet server stack. But he found it was easier to extend the current Internet Protocol (IP) into something entirely new, rather than adopt the next-generation IPv6 for his project. So, with

vulnerabilities  | Apr 29, 2026
The internet's control plane, cPanel is under attack
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The internet's control plane, cPanel is under attack
 |  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
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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Cloud  | Mar 26, 2025
Automation to RAMP up federal security approvals for cloud providers in US
A man gives two thumbs up standing in front of clouds at the top of a mountain. FedRAMP will speed up its approval process for cloud providers

A smaller team will improve efficiency claims the GSA, but some have questions about what happens next.

AI  | Mar 25, 2025
DeepSeek floats out update of LLM amidst AI datacentre bubble fears
DeepSeek floats out update of LLM amidst AI datacentre bubble fears

Chinese giants reining back on GPUs ahead of next reasoning model release

Security  | Mar 25, 2025
Interpol-backed operation sees over 300 scam suspects arrested across Africa
Interpol-backed operation sees over 300 scam suspects arrested across Africa

Continent’s tech scene is growing – so is its crime scene

Sponsored  | Mar 25, 2025
Financial Times leads the evolution of search in the AI world

Traditional keyword search is no longer enough for time-poor FT readers keen to keep on top of the latest trends and new events, so the Financial Times is leading the journey to hybrid search.

Security  | Mar 25, 2025
Chinese Weaver Ant group used web shell 'tunnelling' to spy on telco company for four years
Red ants group together as they climb across a beam. The Weaver Ant group stayed in a major Asian telco company's systems for four years

Sygnia compared the group's layered obfuscation methods to a Russian 'Matryoshka' nesting doll.

AI  | Mar 25, 2025
Improve privacy standards to fuel AI adoption, US scientists tell government
A privacy please door sign. The Federation of American Scientists said mis-use of data for AI development risked undermining public trust in the technology

'Accidents or misuse risk undermining public trust and slowing adoption'

 |  News  | Mar 24, 2025
Government asks why Heathrow had to shut down after power failure
Government asks why Heathrow had to shut down after power failure

Datacentre industry might know the answer

News  | Mar 24, 2025
Trump centralizes procurement under General Services Administration
Trump centralizes procurement under General Services Administration

Agency debuts new AI tool – looks like they’ll need it

cybersecurity  | Mar 21, 2025
Just how do men and women end up in cybersecurity? Differently, according to ISC2
Just how do men and women end up in cybersecurity? Differently, according to ISC2

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