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| cybersecurity | May 29, 2026

'Unusual target': Chinese APTs backdoor a Syrian gov agency

"We're just seeing them all over the place."

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'Unusual target': Chinese APTs backdoor a Syrian gov agency

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"We're just seeing them all over the place."

| Data | May 28, 2026

A new vendor-neutral foundation to stop MySQL slipping?

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A new vendor-neutral foundation to stop MySQL slipping?

GCHQ | May 27, 2026

GCHQ teases “blueprint” for agentic AI national cyber defense

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GCHQ teases “blueprint” for agentic AI national cyber defense

| Financial Services | May 27, 2026

BNP Paribas moves to “zero copy” data model

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BNP Paribas moves to “zero copy” data model

| Zscaler | May 27, 2026

Zscaler CEO drools over Mythos tailwind, but Jason's and Joe's departures spook markets

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Zscaler CEO drools over Mythos tailwind, but Jason's and Joe's departures spook markets

| lenovo | May 26, 2026

Lenovo eyes “personal AI super agents” in $100 billion drive

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Lenovo eyes “personal AI super agents” in $100 billion drive

| AI | May 26, 2026

Glasswing update reveals Mythos false positive levels

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Glasswing update reveals Mythos false positive levels

Sponsored | May 01, 2026

Improving AI accuracy with GraphRAG

Graph databases capture context that can boost the accuracy and explainability of genAI applications. Brad Bebee explains how - and why AWS's managed GraphRAG service deserves a closer look.

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Graph databases capture context that can boost the accuracy and explainability of genAI applications. Brad Bebee explains how - and why AWS's managed GraphRAG service deserves a closer look.

Leadership | May 01, 2026

The Big Interview: Jim Adams

The former Citi CTO, now board advisor joined The Stack to discuss his career and approach to enterprise architecture

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The former Citi CTO, now board advisor joined The Stack to discuss his career and approach to enterprise architecture

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CISO | Mar 04, 2026

Gene Zafrin, CISO, RenaissanceRe: Want to accelerate? You need brakes.

"We're really aspiring to be very much a business-focused function, rather than just a risk management one..."

| Business | Mar 04, 2026

CrowdStrike returns to green as AI acquisitions come through

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurt

CrowdStrike sees GAAP net income for the first time since 2024 outage.

| Mar 04, 2026

Self-healing AI networks are coming, Google tells telcos

Self-healing AI networks are coming, Google tells telcos

Google further teases AI agents that can no-code engineer networks.

| telecoms | Mar 03, 2026

It's all about sovereignty – from the edge to AI – at MWC

The keynote presentation at MWC 2026 in Barcelona

Telecom companies are staking their claim in the growing sovereignty market.

| Security | Mar 03, 2026

AWS confirms two data centre locations hit by direct drone strikes in hyperscaler first

AWS confirms two data centre locations hit by direct drone strikes in hyperscaler first

Throttled launches and a DynamoDB control plane hidden from users shows how hyperscalers deal when the public cloud takes a literal hit.

| MongoDB | Mar 03, 2026

MongoDB shares slump amid leadership churn, despite $2 billion Atlas landmark

MongoDB shares slump amid leadership churn, despite $2 billion Atlas landmark

"AI is not yet a material driver to our results"

6G | Mar 03, 2026

Ericsson and Intel “pool leadership” on 6G -- amid dreams of droids/drones and agents

Ericsson and Intel “pool leadership” on 6G -- amid dreams of droids/drones and agents

"Strong pressure for local breakout to regional data centers close to large populations, so that personal agents do not incur transcontinental RTTs"

| Hardware | Mar 02, 2026

Motorola targets smartphone security market with GrapheneOS

Motorola targets smartphone security market with GrapheneOS

Partnership marks GrapheneOS' first with a smartphone manufacturer.

| Security | Mar 02, 2026

Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk

Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk

AWS taking a hit notwithstanding, theoretically vulnerable online infrastructure in the Red Sea is not at increased risk.

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