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The Big Interview: Cockroach Labs CEO Spencer Kimball
 |  Jul 23, 2026
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IBM: Everyone’s still loving mainframes, OK?
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Verse Co-Founder and CCO Matt Penfold and Co-Founder and CEO Seyed Madaeni
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New PM Burnham scraps DSIT despite tech industry pushback
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PyPI malicious project uploads force shutdown

An uptick in malicious new projects being created on the Python Package Index (PyPI) repository forced it to shut down new user registrations over the weekend in a worrying sign for the open source project. PyPI is a repository of open-source Python packages supplied by the worldwide community of

Dell and Red Hat team up

Red Hat customers will be able to configure and manage Dell infrastructure through the OpenShift user interface, under a deepening agreement between the two announced at Dell Technologies World in Las Vegas that aims to make it easier to configure hybrid cloud environments to run containerised workloads on. The idea

Meta hit by record €1.2 billion GDPR fine: SaaS providers need to wake up to EU-US data transfer risk

It’s a bombshell fine and a boat-rocking one, born of a complex dispute but also one with simple roots...

micron china security

Beijing claimed Sunday that it had found security issues in semiconductor firm Micron products that “pose a major security risk" to China

Dell Technologies World 2023

At Dell Technologies World 2023, unfathomable buzzwords, genuinely clever technologies, and "hairy a***" IT managers rub shoulders.

Botched ERP migration costs CEO his job, company €25m

Drinks spilled at Bulmers cider owner...

UK gov't reveals “£1 billion” semiconductor strategy, moans that industry ignored it

Stick that global fire hydrant in ya gob!

The “Hiroshima Accord” and the scramble for chip certainty

From London to Tokyo, Washington to Berlin, policy makers are scrambling to rethink semiconductor supply chains, in no small part lest (and few put it this bluntly) China invades Taiwan – gaining access to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which produces 90% of the world’s leading-edge semiconductors. Some are

BT to slash workforce by 42%, roll out AWS Wavelength

65,000 jobs to go by 2028-2030

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