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CMA  | Mar 31, 2026
AWS, Azure, offer data egress sweeteners - at the point of a sword

Microsoft will still face an inquiry about bundling cloud with software licences.

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AWS, Azure, offer data egress sweeteners - at the point of a sword
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Microsoft will still face an inquiry about bundling cloud with software licences.

Security  | Mar 31, 2026
Hugely popular npm package, Axios, compromised
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Hugely popular npm package, Axios, compromised
 |  startups  | Mar 30, 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
 |  Cloud  | Mar 30, 2026
'The missing piece' for automating patching containers at scale
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'The missing piece' for automating patching containers at scale
Mar 27, 2026
F5, breached by an APT last year, says BIG-IP APM exploited
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F5 BIG-IP exploited CVE-2025-53521
 |  data centres  | Mar 26, 2026
Locals object to $14 billion British neocloud latest plans, Nscale pushes on
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Locals object to $14 billion British neocloud latest plans, Nscale pushes on
 |  Business  | Mar 25, 2026
FCA plugs Palantir into enterprise data, promises it won't have intelligence access
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FCA plugs Palantir into enterprise data, promises it won't have intelligence access

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 |  Government  | Dec 16, 2025
HMG lifts the lid on architecture powering civil service AI tools
The engine of a motorcar. The UK government shared technical details of two AI tools.

New technical reports share under the hood details about two of the government's in-house AI projects.

React  | Dec 16, 2025
React2Shell exploits are going “wild” and even Microsoft is struggling
React2Shell exploits are going “wild” and even Microsoft is struggling

14 million attack attempts an hour says Cloudflare

 |  AI  | Dec 16, 2025
Mass roll-out of pay-per-crawl popups won't save the internet, Creative Commons says
Motorway toll booths with large Xs above them. AI pay-to-crawl systems

The non-profit responsible for CC licenses used 2.5 billion times warned against blocking legal, public interest access.

 |  semiconductors  | Dec 16, 2025
Semiconductor equipment sales surge - with Asia driving them
Semiconductor equipment sales surge - with Asia driving them

"Continued capacity build-out in China..."

 |  AI  | Dec 15, 2025
Nemotron 3: NVIDIA goes wide open on big-context, mixture-of-experts model
Nemotron 3: NVIDIA goes wide open on big-context, mixture-of-experts model

The chipmaker opened its Transformer-Mamba MoE model, plus a trove of training data, in hopes it will "help strengthen an open ecosystem" for AI.

 |  Security  | Dec 15, 2025
NCSC tests national-scale tripwires and honeypots in the UK
NCSC tests national-scale tripwires and honeypots in the UK

Underused honeypot, tripwire tools a "missed opportunity" says UK centre.

 |  AI  | Dec 15, 2025
AI adoption is now flat across US businesses, index finds
Flat to the horizon

The Ramp index says paying customers have stopped flocking to the big AI providers. But that isn't necessarily the end of a bubble.

 |  startups  | Dec 15, 2025
STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
People stood in an art installation with lights dotted around the room and reflected in walls. It resembles a quantum network visualisation.

This week's rounds and milestones.

 |  software development  | Dec 15, 2025
Rust is officially part of the Linux kernel
Rust is officially part of the Linux kernel

Linux gets a new mainline language with Rust moving off "experimental" mode.

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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