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Five Eyes kills Russia’s Snake after FSB used weak crypto

Highly sophisticated malware had been refined for over 20 years

Edward Targett May 12, 2023

Insurance market in mammoth DC migration: 70b rows of data, 200 critical apps, 1 weekend...

Insurance market in mammoth DC migration: 70b rows of data, 200 critical apps, 1 weekend...

Shift is a large step towards an ongoing digital transformation for Lloyd's of London and partners...

Edward Targett May 04, 2023

The BMW/Mercedes honesty problem - Why are NoSQL people still trotting out myths?

The BMW/Mercedes honesty problem - Why are NoSQL people still trotting out myths?

In this month's column for The Stack, former divisional CTO at Worldpay and IT veteran David Walker is a little frustrated with SQL myths and a lack of database category salesperson knowledge. Or is it ethics? Some things in life are complicated: tax; love; the point of Tottenham...

David Walker May 03, 2023

Ministry of Defence’s ERP headache is Deloitte’s uncontested millions

Ministry of Defence’s ERP headache is Deloitte’s uncontested millions

Payroll software needs to be migrated to Oracle cloud before data centre is bulldozed...

Edward Targett April 25, 2023

The birth of "Big Code" and how to deliver it with remote execution

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The birth of "Big Code" and how to deliver it with remote execution

"Historically the build phase of the cycle has been one of the slowest - and it’s also not easily parallelisable"

Adrian Bridgwater April 12, 2023

Recovering from ransomware: Are your backups enough?

Recovering from ransomware: Are your backups enough?

Some victims can't start restoring because their backup solution requires AD to log in

Alex Papadopoulos March 30, 2023

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Opinion: The Big Hallucination

People are too credulous about AI outputs, and it’s about to get even more complicated.

Edward Targett March 29, 2023

As Virgin Orbit hits the buffers, British startup Astraius inches closer to its first launch

As Virgin Orbit hits the buffers, British startup Astraius inches closer to its first launch

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...

Edward Targett March 20, 2023

Five Eyes kills Russia’s Snake after FSB used weak crypto

Insurance market in mammoth DC migration: 70b rows of data, 200 critical apps, 1 weekend...

The BMW/Mercedes honesty problem - Why are NoSQL people still trotting out myths?

Ministry of Defence’s ERP headache is Deloitte’s uncontested millions

The birth of "Big Code" and how to deliver it with remote execution

Recovering from ransomware: Are your backups enough?

Opinion: The Big Hallucination

As Virgin Orbit hits the buffers, British startup Astraius inches closer to its first launch