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| AI | Jul 31, 2026

“We don't take IP from customers:" OpenAI’s DeployCo tiptoes into the enterprise

Big Tech and frontier labs are investing billions in forward deployed engineers to boost AI adoption.

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“We don't take IP from customers:" OpenAI’s DeployCo tiptoes into the enterprise

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Big Tech and frontier labs are investing billions in forward deployed engineers to boost AI adoption.

| Security | Jul 31, 2026

Anthropic - Our models can breach containment as well

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Anthropic - Our models can breach containment as well

| AWS | Jul 30, 2026

AWS just had its best quarter in five years

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AWS just had its best quarter in five years

Security | Jul 30, 2026

Amazon blames North Korean group for npm package attacks

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Amazon blames North Korean group for npm package attacks

| memory | Jul 29, 2026

SK Hynix hopes long-term deals bring stability to memory

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An SK Hynix advert is displayed on a billboard in Times Square, New York City

| OpenAI | Jul 29, 2026

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

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

| 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...

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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| Cloud | Jan 15, 2026

After three years, AWS's EU Sovereign Cloud is here

After three years, AWS's EU Sovereign Cloud is here

The CSP's first independent EU infrastructure launches out of Germany.

| AI | Jan 14, 2026

BNY CFO: We spend more on cyber than on AI

BNY CFO: We spend more on cyber than on AI

"We’ve been quite constrained in our spending, and we’ve been very disciplined."

| AI | Jan 14, 2026

Anthropic donates $1.5m help secure Python OSS projects

Anthropic donates $1.5m help secure Python OSS projects

The frontier lab is putting its money where its open source dependencies are.

| defense | Jan 14, 2026

Pentagon to plug Grok into classified networks

Pentagon to plug Grok into classified networks

AI-powered "kill chain execution", brought to you with a side order of prompt injection fears.

| Cloud | Jan 14, 2026

Microsoft overhauls infrastructure for Azure Virtual Desktops

Microsoft overhauls infrastructure for Azure Virtual Desktops

Regional pools will let users store metadata at a more local level.

Patch Tuesday | Jan 14, 2026

Patch Tuesday: 2026's first 0day, and Office at high risk

Two Microsoft laptops left open and unattended at a table. Patch Tuesday includes a Desktop Windows Manager zero day

A zero day with the potential for use in a chain is top of the 112-strong list.

ServiceNow | Jan 14, 2026

ServiceNow AI vulnerability: Hardcoded password helped make anyone admin

ServiceNow AI vulnerability: Hardcoded password helped make anyone admin

Spin up rogue AI agents? All it took was a knowing an email address...

| Government | Jan 13, 2026

Could Grok's nudes thwart Redmond's outage updates?

Could Grok's nudes thwart Redmond's outage updates?

Microsoft has been using Twitter and X for status updates for 14 years, and we don't know how many hidden workflows rely on it.

| Government | Jan 13, 2026

UK police eye £1 billion "digital forensics" framework

A thumbprint on a digital sensor. UK police have struggled with digital forensics.

Police warned of an "almost irretrievable graveyard spiral" in 2025 amid budget cuts and market monopoly.

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