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| NATO | Jun 26, 2026

NATO C2 centre chief on AI and lessons from Ukraine

"Ukraine has really been a game changer for command and control."

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NATO C2 centre chief on AI and lessons from Ukraine

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"Ukraine has really been a game changer for command and control."

| chips | Jun 26, 2026

IBM stacks transistors for sub-1 nanometre chip breakthrough

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IBM stacks transistors for sub-1 nanometre chip breakthrough

| semiconductors | Jun 25, 2026

Europe bets on RISC-V for "sovereign" tech stack

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Europe bets on RISC-V for "sovereign" tech stack

| micron | Jun 24, 2026

Micron's revenue surges with no end to the memory shortage in sight

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Micron's revenue surges with no end to the memory shortage in sight

| Jun 24, 2026

Even FedEx is a winner of the data centre boom

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Even FedEx is a winner of the data centre boom

| AWS | Jun 23, 2026

Why AWS thinks AI coding assistants need a new place to run

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Why AWS thinks AI coding assistants need a new place to run

| Open Source | Jun 23, 2026

Why China is forging closer ties with open-source foundations

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Why China is forging closer ties with open-source foundations

Sponsored | Jun 25, 2026

How Lloyds' director of data management plans to have controls over 90% of critical data this year

Director Jo Riseborough has built the data foundations at Lloyds for controlled and trusted critical data sets.

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Director Jo Riseborough has built the data foundations at Lloyds for controlled and trusted critical data sets.

Jun 16, 2026

Ron van Kemanade, Group COO, Lloyds, on agents, COBOL, automating fraud detection

"Half a year ago, if I would have gone in and said, 'guys, we have 200 COBOL applications, let's refactor all of them!' they would probably have run for the woods.”

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"Half a year ago, if I would have gone in and said, 'guys, we have 200 COBOL applications, let's refactor all of them!' they would probably have run for the woods.”

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| chips | Jun 26, 2026

IBM stacks transistors for sub-1 nanometre chip breakthrough

IBM stacks transistors for sub-1 nanometre chip breakthrough

Moore's law may have some life left in it after all.

| NATO | Jun 26, 2026

NATO C2 centre chief on AI and lessons from Ukraine

NATO C2 centre chief on AI and lessons from Ukraine

"Ukraine has really been a game changer for command and control."

| AI | Jun 26, 2026

AI layoffs are soaring, this non-profit raised $500m to retrain workers

AI layoffs are soaring, this non-profit raised $500m to retrain workers

"We can’t pretend our training and worker support systems are ready"

| semiconductors | Jun 25, 2026

Europe bets on RISC-V for "sovereign" tech stack

Europe bets on RISC-V for "sovereign" tech stack

A new SUSE and Openchip tie-up is part of a bigger vision

| Cloud | Jun 25, 2026

EU target Azure and AWS for stricter cloud competition rules

EU target Azure and AWS for stricter cloud competition rules

European Commission say Amazon and Microsoft should be designated "gatekeepers" under DMA.

| OpenAI | Jun 25, 2026

OpenAI turns to Broadcom for spicy in-house chip

OpenAI turns to Broadcom for spicy in-house chip

After flirting with Google and Amazon, OpenAI decides to design chips itself.

Sponsored | Jun 25, 2026

How Lloyds' director of data management plans to have controls over 90% of critical data this year

Director Jo Riseborough has built the data foundations at Lloyds for controlled and trusted critical data sets.

| micron | Jun 24, 2026

Micron's revenue surges with no end to the memory shortage in sight

Micron's revenue surges with no end to the memory shortage in sight

Micron's CEO told financial analysts that the memory shortage won't even start to end until at least 2028.

| cybersecurity | Jun 24, 2026

Ubiquitously bad: CVSS-10 Ubiquiti bugs exploited in the wild

Ubiquitously bad: CVSS-10 Ubiquiti bugs exploited in the wild

The self-hosted wireless and wired networking OS had three stinkers that are being actively exploited, but newer versions are safe.

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