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 |  startups  | Feb 02, 2026
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
 |  Government  | Feb 02, 2026
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French company wants out of US ICE links fast, after union, customer rumblings
 |  SAP  | Feb 02, 2026
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SAP migration helping $15bn savings drive, says Exxon CEO
 |  Government  | Jan 30, 2026
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UK Technology Minister Liz Kendall stands in front of a Union Jack flag
 |  Microsoft  | Jan 29, 2026
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5 main takeaways from Microsoft's earnings call
Security  | Jan 29, 2026
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A backdoor was the "most downloaded" skill for viral Clawdbot/Moltbot - and why that matters

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‘29 systems to order boots’ – MOD warned on digital strategy hurdles

“The high level of support may help the MoD achieve more fundamental change this time."

Global IT spending will hit $4.6 trillion in 2023, says research house Gartner

That's a lot of cash being splashed...

Goldman Sachs puts tech-led "Platform Services" at heart of restructuring

Goldman Sachs wants to be a fintech, consolidates firm-wide tech offerings...

3 trillion open source downloads, a 633% rise in malicious activity -- and a worrying sense of security

IT managers say their orgs are better prepared - infosec pros are less confident...

FIDO2 is touted as a security panacea: Why isn't it everywhere?

FIDO2 makes the user initiate all authentication attempts.

Bank of America’s $3 billion in annual IT spending is paying off -- and growing double-digits

CEO Brian Moynihan: "Our technology spending will go up 15% this year"

Windows fails to update vulnerable driver blocklist for THREE YEARS

MS now says the blocklist will only be updated alongside major Windows releases.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman: “I'm perfectly happy to see our tech spend go up”

Cloud, robo-advisors among priorities...

Budget Bonfire: IT contractors wave goodbye to tax reprieve as IR35 retained

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has torn up plans to abolish the unpopular “IR35” tax rules that affected many IT contractors, as part of a bonfire of Liz Truss government’s planned economic reforms delivered this morning. The Chancellor today announced what government channels themselves freely described as “a reversal of almost

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