Enterprise IT
OpenUK CEO Amanda Brock: Sustainability by design is becoming ever-more critical
Data cannot be a "single-use plastic"
Enterprise IT
Blackberry is already in 215m cars. Now it wants to be in fighter jets too
Blackberry "finalizing our plan to restart the monetization engine ourselves"
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Intel Innovation Day: Gelsinger hails developer "magicians", touts chiplets, Moore's Law
"As we like to say at Intel now 'software-defined; silicon-enhanced': software comes first..."
Enterprise IT
SUSE CEO: "We have devised a plan for Rancher" as customers lean towards free version
Enterprise Linux specialist on Rancher, AWS partnership and more.
Cybersecurity
Aussie Cyber Minister blasts telco's "sophisticated" hack claims: "No. It wasn't"
"They left the window open"
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Traditional software development methods are not in step with the pace of technology
It’s no secret that businesses of all shapes, sizes and sectors are fundamentally re-assessing how they operate. The acceleration of digital transformation has left enterprises striving to meet changing customer expectations, as well as remain relevant in a fast-paced, writes Kai Hilton-Jones, VP, International Field Services, GitHub As organisations
Cybersecurity
British gov't aims to kill off Companies House's Bobby Tables problem
The British government is changing Companies House name rules to prevent people from creating company names which include code that could sabotage unwary data processors through cross-site scripting (XSS) injection attacks. When a company is registered in the UK, it has to follow certain rules about its name – but provided
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DevOps World Cancelled at last minute: It's all Ian's fault...
No evenings in the pool for this scribe then...
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AI and drug discovery: "This is the start of things..."
"It's the data, stupid"
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Chancellor repeals IR35 in welcome move for IT contractors
IT contractors had bitterly contested the controversial tax rules.
Enterprise IT
With Windows 11’s first big update, Microsoft pedals back and forwards
"We are happy to share that this is coming back..."
Enterprise IT
Execs at Goldman Sachs conference see IT spending keep growing...
“What do we make of that? We're not quite sure, to be honest with you."