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| OpenAI | Jul 29, 2026

OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face affected two other enterprise tech companies

The unreleased model used in the attack "was never intended for public release" and has been mothballed, according to OpenAI.

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OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face affected two other enterprise tech companies

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The unreleased model used in the attack "was never intended for public release" and has been mothballed, according to OpenAI.

| Anthropic | Jul 28, 2026

Anthropic insists it's not pushing open weight AI ban, but...

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Anthropic insists it's not pushing open weight AI ban, but...

| startups | Jul 27, 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

Government | Jul 27, 2026

Patrick Vallance put in charge of new UK AI taskforce, answering to the PM

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Patrick Vallance put in charge of new UK AI taskforce, answering to the PM

| Hardware | Jul 24, 2026

A master plan or just CPUs? Intel might be making a comeback

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A master plan or just CPUs? Intel might be making a comeback

| Big Interview | Jul 23, 2026

The Big Interview: Cockroach Labs CEO Spencer Kimball

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The Big Interview: Cockroach Labs CEO Spencer Kimball

| Jul 23, 2026

IBM: Everyone’s still loving mainframes, OK?

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IBM: Everyone’s still loving mainframes, OK?

Sponsored | Jul 08, 2026

The cybersecurity lead guarding 32 million smart meters takes a measured approach to AI

Victoria Ross, a Royal Signals veteran turned cyber-operations chief, pushes back on the AI-first orthodoxy sweeping enterprise security.

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Victoria Ross, a Royal Signals veteran turned cyber-operations chief, pushes back on the AI-first orthodoxy sweeping enterprise security.

Sponsored | Jun 30, 2026

This European neobank is doing amazing things with agents in production

"Introducing sub-agents really helped with quality of responses, suppressing the cost and making it even faster"

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"Introducing sub-agents really helped with quality of responses, suppressing the cost and making it even faster"

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Business | Jun 09, 2022

VMware customers warned ahead of Broadcom deal

VMware customers warned ahead of Broadcom deal

Gartner offers three key recommendations for VMware customers.

Cloud | Jun 09, 2022

£9.5m NHS Tech Innovation Framework seeks cloud-only GP solutions

£9.5m NHS Tech Innovation Framework seeks cloud-only GP solutions

NHS Digital says more than 36 suppliers have already expressed interest.

Security | Jun 08, 2022

Firmware security in the spotlight after novel ransomware attacks

Firmware security in the spotlight after novel ransomware attacks

“The learning curve isn't as steep as people think.”

Security | Jun 08, 2022

This is how Chinese hackers are breaching telcos worldwide, say US authorities

This is how Chinese hackers are breaching telcos worldwide, say US authorities

SOHO devices and unpatched enterprise switches are the way in.

Hardware | Jun 08, 2022

Google poaches chip guru from IBM to lead its "next-gen" CPU

Google poaches chip guru from IBM to lead its "next-gen" CPU

Google building its own server silicon, vows to "double down" on custom chips

Enterprise IT | Jun 07, 2022

Rust’s explosive popularity comes with unique challenges

Rust’s explosive popularity comes with unique challenges

White House open source security plan explicitly names Rust. Who's stewarding its growth?

Business | Jun 07, 2022

European charger rules will force Apple to ditch Lightning jack from 2024

European charger rules will force Apple to ditch Lightning jack from 2024

New rules will cover devices including cameras, tablets, headphones and laptops.

Hardware | Jun 07, 2022

Apple M2 chip gets next-gen 5nm performance boost

Apple M2 chip gets next-gen 5nm performance boost

Move to 3nm delayed thanks to rollout problems at TSMC.

Cloud | Jun 06, 2022

This government department pays out £3 billion weekly: What if its IT systems went down?

This government department pays out £3 billion weekly: What if its IT systems went down?

New DWP tender aims to make sure that that never happens...

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