Enterprise IT
Job of the Week: Chief Data Officer, NASA
No spacesuit experience needed...
Enterprise IT
Microsoft fires 10,000, invests $10bn in 375-person OpenAI
Days after laying off over 10,000 people, Microsoft has invested a reported $10 billion in OpenAI -- a company with just 375 staff -- as Artificial Intelligence applications start to go mainstream Microsoft said it would move to “deploy OpenAI’s models across our consumer and enterprise products and
Enterprise IT
After 20 years at Google, there were no flowers, no card, and no goodbye
Ruthless mechanistic efficiency rules in "Squid Game" firings...
Cybersecurity
T-Mobile hacked again, just six months after settling a $500m class action lawsuit
"It's getting expensive/being on the other side of the courtroom/on the defensive"
Enterprise IT
Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2023
Pressure on CIOs to help leaders reinvent businesses is mounting
ESG/ClimateTech
Microsoft’s cloud emissions API wins praise as rivals lag on disclosure
Emissions data important enough now that some companies are abandoning suppliers...
Featured
A $1bn fat finger helps drive Citi's $13.6bn IT spending plans
Overhaul comes after howling error in 2020 blamed on legacy software, bad training...
Cybersecurity
CircleCI hackers grabbed customer tokens and keys, CTO admits, amid warning on SaaS secrets
Infiltrators dodged antivirus, stole encryption keys from a running process
Enterprise IT
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
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FAA outage triggered by “damaged database file” -- after agency warned on old hardware
A serious IT outage at the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) which forced it to halt all US departing flights on Wednesday 11 has been attributed by the transportation agency to a “damaged database file” “At this time, there is no evidence of a cyber attack. The FAA is working diligently
Enterprise IT
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.
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Scottish Water dangles £50m for new cybersecurity partner
Wanted: MDR and a whole lot more