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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
vulnerabilities  | Apr 29, 2026
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The internet's control plane, cPanel is under attack
 |  networking  | Apr 29, 2026
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What's new about Cisco's sovereign infrastructure push?
 |  UK government  | Apr 29, 2026
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UK gov't teases new "AI hardware plan"
 |  Defence  | Apr 28, 2026
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Singapore and Latvia punch above their weight in NATO cyber battle

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Tech layoffs: 25,000 let go in January 2024

"The layoffs seem to be helping their stock prices, so these companies see no reason to stop..."

Labour will wrap regulation around big tech, slice red tape for small innovators

As current government looks to "upskill" existing regulators to police AI

Two years after a security row over a Certificate Authority, Juniper issues a CVSS 9.8 bug alert

Better late than never, as CISA issues warning to patch up SIEM bugs.

Google punts $1 million towards work on Rust and C++ interoperability

The Carbon project also lives on...

Deutsche Börse Group overcomes “hesitant stakeholders, cautious regulators” moves ERP to GCP

"From adding new legal entities following M&A, through launching products such as swap types, to simple requests to improve our workflows, the system couldn’t keep up. Just a simple launch request would take as much as nine months"

As French bureaucrats squabble, IT outsourcer Atos ditches rights offering, sinks to record lows

Atos employs over 105,000 staff; handling tasks as eclectic as running 111 data centres in 43 countries, and building hardware for the French military.

Home Office looks for new body to assess UK-bound global tech talent

Tech Nation, the previous endorsement body, lost critical funding - but will continue to assess applications till next year.

AnyDesk hacked

"We can confirm that the situation is under control" is not the world's greatest incident response report we've seen.

Amazon’s “Rufus” shows it eating its own AI dogfood, as AWS closes in on $100B run rate; Q comes to Glue

"You can ask Amazon Q for Data Integration to ‘read JSON files from S3, join on ‘accountid’, and load into DynamoDB’ and in response, it will return an end-to-end data integration job that can perform that action"

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