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 |  Security  | Mar 16, 2026
How to defend against recruitment as the attack surface

New hires, especially coders with deep access to vulnerable systems, remain a prime vulnerability. Exploited mostly by North Korea – for now.

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New hires, especially coders with deep access to vulnerable systems, remain a prime vulnerability. Exploited mostly by North Korea – for now.

 |  Fujitsu  | Mar 17, 2026
Fujitsu hasn't put any money aside for Horizon compensation, taxpayers fund £1.44 billion bill
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Fujitsu hasn't put any money aside for Horizon compensation, taxpayers fund £1.44 billion bill
 |  Banking  | Mar 16, 2026
Exclusive: Nomura appoints Tokyo-based CIO as Patrick Eltridge leaves
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Exclusive: Nomura appoints Tokyo-based CIO as Patrick Eltridge leaves
 |  AI  | Mar 13, 2026
Adobe CEO exits on a high, despite AI challenges
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Adobe CEO exits on a high, despite AI challenges
 |  GitHub  | Mar 12, 2026
Microsoft-owned GitHub says it'll move 50% traffic to Azure by July to help with outages
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Microsoft-owned GitHub says it'll move 50% traffic to Azure by July to help with outages
 |  ERP  | Mar 12, 2026
SAP says FPS01 puts S/4HANA one step short of autonomy
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SAP says FPS01 puts S/4HANA one step short of autonomy
 |  AI  | Mar 12, 2026
Cloudflare responds to web crawler feature backlash: 'we're here to help'
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Cloudflare responds to web crawler feature backlash: 'we're here to help'

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 |  alan turing institute  | Jul 07, 2025
Peter Kyle aims defence and nat sec rocket at Alan Turing Institute
Peter Kyle aims defence and nat sec rocket at Alan Turing Institute

Demands change in focus, leadership

Business  | Jul 07, 2025
Capgemini's $3.3b buyout shows shift in outsourcing priorities
Capgemini's $3.3b buyout shows shift in outsourcing priorities

The deal adds scale and expertise to push AI products in front of more customers.

 |  datacentre  | Jul 07, 2025
Haphazard datacentre investments could spawn white elephants, industry chiefs warn
Haphazard datacentre investments could spawn white elephants, industry chiefs warn

The problem with balloon animals? They go pop

 |  Software  | Jul 04, 2025
Uber slashes costs with new code integration model, here's how...
A man swings a machete above his head to cut down banana trees. Uber cut its development costs by optimising a continuous integration tool

Prioritising quicker changes, limiting speculative builds, and retuning machine learning models.

 |  NHS  | Jul 04, 2025
NHS plans widespread remote patient monitoring – CIO warns “lots to do”
NHS plans widespread remote patient monitoring – CIO warns “lots to do”

New centralised, streamlined technology procurement system coming to the NHS...

 |  Security  | Jul 04, 2025
"Why the hell would we do that?" UK rises in AI ranking but security fears abound
"Why the hell would we do that?" UK rises in AI ranking but security fears abound

‘A crazy new paradigm’ when it comes to data, cybersec boss warns

 |  Insurance  | Jul 04, 2025
AXA is insurance’s AI frontrunner. What’s it doing?
AXA is insurance’s AI frontrunner. What’s it doing?

"There are a few technical challenges around these techniques including document handling, chunking, re-ranking to name a few, but we put in place a mechanism..."

Government  | Jul 04, 2025
UK visas a biased mess, Home Office oversight a black hole, find MPs
UK visas a biased mess, Home Office oversight a black hole, find MPs

Rock-bottom American liberal arts students favoured over top-scoring Indians for UK visas: techUK

 |  Security  | Jul 04, 2025
France says Chinese hackers used Ivanti zero-days to breach government systems
A cat's head and eyes are seen behind a blanket. France's cybersecurity agency said it had identified breaches of the French government linked to China

ANSII cybersecurity agency details an attack path linked to China

AI  | Mar 11, 2026
Graph databases: The unexpected secret sauce of AI applications?

GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

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GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

valkey  | Feb 24, 2026
Valkey’s now seeing 1m+ container pulls a week. How hard is the migration from Redis?

The open-source world is no stranger to the "rug pull." But when Redis, the de facto standard for in-memory data caching, swapped its permissive license for a restrictive commercial one in early 2024, the shockwaves reached every corner of the technology world, including those at hyperscale clouds. Madelyn

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The open-source world is no stranger to the "rug pull." But when Redis, the de facto standard for in-memory data caching, swapped its permissive license for a restrictive commercial one in early 2024, the shockwaves reached every corner of the technology world, including those at hyperscale clouds. Madelyn

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