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Cloud | May 12, 2022

IBM software is coming to AWS as SaaS. Is Big Blue giving up on its cloud?

Or just a healthy pragmatism?

Security | May 06, 2022

Successfully navigating a cyber incident and the changing face of Incident Response

The future of IR is in delivering an automated triage-level analysis of relevant artefacts...

Security | May 04, 2022

Ransomware attack cost Expeditors $60m in remediation, lost business

Company shrugs off the hit amid tight freight market...

Hardware | May 04, 2022

AMD continues its astonishing return from the "dead"

AMD continues its astonishing return from the grave...

Security | May 04, 2022

Critical Avaya and Aruba switch vulns could affect 10 million devices

Fixes are still pending - and some Avaya switches won't be patched.

Enterprise IT | May 04, 2022

Kubernetes has standardised on sigstore in a landmark move

Here's why you should be paying attention...

Hardware | May 03, 2022

AMD says it is on track to meet ambitious data centre efficiency targets

AMD's energy efficiency drive on track - so far.

Hardware | May 03, 2022

Chip sales hit $151 billion in Q1 as Intel, ASML scramble to scale up

Intel still has over $22 billion to spend this year...

Security | Apr 29, 2022

The 10 most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021: Not patched? Likely pwned...

Attackers continue to accelerate their weaponisation of newly-discovered flaws, the Five Eyes list of most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021 shows. Contrary to some reports suggesting fears of mass-exploitation had been over-indexed, the flaw in Log4j joined the most widely-exploited vulnerabilities last year, despite only being discovered at the year's

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