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Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2023

Pressure on CIOs to help leaders reinvent businesses is mounting

The Stack January 18, 2023

Enterprise ChatGPT on Azure? For now, Satya Nadella's just a tease

Enterprise ChatGPT on Azure? For now, Satya Nadella's just a tease

Is it all just a "nothing burger"?

Tristan Greene January 18, 2023

HashiCorp CTO Armon Dadgar on infrastructure automation, developer friction, and open source

HashiCorp CTO Armon Dadgar on infrastructure automation, developer friction, and open source

Hashicorp CTO and co-founder Armon Dadgar spent the summers of 2009 and 2010 as a software production intern for Amazon. Now, a little more than a decade later, he helps steer a successful open source company with a net retention rate of 134% and nearly 4,000 customers; several of...

Tristan Greene January 16, 2023

New Microsoft Defender rule DELETES Windows apps on Friday 13

New Microsoft Defender rule DELETES Windows apps on Friday 13

IT admins were left scrambling to detect if they had been hit by an unknown virus on Friday 13, after Windows applications vanished from the Start menu and taskbar on computers globally following what appears to have been a botched Windows Defender rule triggering chaos for thousands of users globally....

The Stack January 13, 2023

As CIO budgets tighten, Apache Superset looks like a Big Data winner

As CIO budgets tighten, Apache Superset looks like a Big Data winner

Free data exploration and visualisation tool continues to gain traction

The Stack January 12, 2023

Intel's new "On Demand" will make you pay extra license to unleash chips

Intel's new "On Demand" will make you pay extra license to unleash chips

Intel touts one of the “most important product launches in company history”

The Stack January 11, 2023

Southwest Airlines’ $825m writedown is not a salutory tale about technical debt for CIOs

Southwest Airlines’ $825m writedown is not a salutory tale about technical debt for CIOs

Failure to invest in modernising its IT estate contributed to what Southwest Airlines anticipates will be a colossal $825 million writedown in Q4, after it cancelled 6,700 flights between December 21 to December 31. The airline exposed the losses in an SEC filing ahead of its Q4 earnings, saying...

The Stack January 09, 2023