Enterprise IT
The data plumbing for real-time machine learning is becoming more accessible
"It extracts the most relevant data so you only compute what’s necessary"
Enterprise IT
"It extracts the most relevant data so you only compute what’s necessary"
Cybersecurity
Did OFGEM come knocking?
Enterprise IT
Gil Shwed is an anachronism: A startup founder who has stayed CEO for three decades, carefully growing his brainchild from nothing into a $2 billion-by-annual-revenue powerhouse, whilst reporting a profit every single quarter along the way. (“Every quarter?” The Stack asks. “Every month,” Check Point’s CEO says softly.) Check
Cybersecurity
Attackers hit file transfer software to leapfrog into other systems
Policy
Is this a tech story? Well, kind of...
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This is the story of a young company seeking success, and it is a familiar story in many ways. Bright people have an idea to fill a gap in the market – check. They form a bootstrapped company – check. They work long hours hacking code – check. They spread the word and
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AI (hype aside) is demonstrating its worth says Banking Circle's Livia Benisty
Enterprise IT
Updated March 20, 10:00am GMT to correct launch vehicle location (within C17 rather than underslung). Aerospace startup Astraius has agreed a key new partnership as it plans its first “air launch” of a low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite from Scotland in 2024, using a military transport plane, rather than a
Cybersecurity
"Events unforeseeable for the contracting entity”
Cloud
Amazon has open-sourced a new file client for S3 called Mountpoint for Amazon S3 that makes it “easy” for Linux-based applications to connect directly to Amazon S3 buckets and access objects using file APIs – not something that has always been easy or indeed possible for Linux-based large-scale analytics applications. Mountpoint
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Voice Assistant, can you say ‘Kismet’? Turns out that when Microsoft completed its deal to buy Nuance Communications a little over a year ago for about $19.7 billion, the purchase may have been better than it anticipated at the time. Either that or part of a grand plan, because
Cybersecurity
Security experts are warning that a critical Microsoft Outlook exploit is trivial to deploy and “will likely be leveraged imminently by actors for espionage purposes or financial gain” – after Ukrainian cybersecurity authorities disclosed CVE-2023-23397, a critical vulnerability that requires no user interaction to exploit. As The Stack reported, the critical