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OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face affected two other enterprise tech companies
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Anthropic insists it's not pushing open weight AI ban, but...
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
Government  | Jul 27, 2026
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Patrick Vallance put in charge of new UK AI taskforce, answering to the PM
 |  Hardware  | Jul 24, 2026
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A master plan or just CPUs? Intel might be making a comeback

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IBM shares fall 25% after revealing huge revenue shortfall

Preliminary revenue numbers were well short of expectations, which IBM blamed on the tight market for enterprise hardware.

Protect your routers or risk Russian attacks, warns FBI, again

International advisory highlights continued attacks on poorly configured routers and Cisco devices.

Grok Build uploaded entire code bases to SpaceXAI without telling users

"Allowing this would be appreciated, but your privacy settings are always respected," says Musk

inDrive Chief Technology Officer Yuri Misnik

"We’re handling 300-400,000 transactions per second at peaks, so quite a high volume..."

Runtime: Buildkite soars as the CI for AI; the Swiss don't miss Microsoft 365, and...

+ Luffy talks about AI for drones, Meta spends big on the bayou, and Apple's leaky offboarding process.

Meta pours tens of billions more into data centre projects

Louisiana centre gets an expansion ahead of rumoured cloud business and despite AI model controversy.

STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap

This week's rounds and milestones.

Swiss government cyber specialists are ditching Microsoft for openDesk

"Microsoft 365 is a very good solution, but it's not suitable for an army like ours."

Apple fails to stem data exfiltration, as OpenAI poaches hundreds

Apple's lawsuit describes a campaign of theft – and also a failure of basic security, such as managing company laptops and spotting sensitive documents being emailed.

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