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 |  telecoms  | Mar 03, 2026
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The keynote presentation at MWC 2026 in Barcelona
 |  Security  | Mar 02, 2026
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Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk
 |  startups  | Mar 02, 2026
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
 |  Leadership  | Mar 02, 2026
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Cisco Security VP Peter Bailey
 |  AI  | Feb 27, 2026
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Pentagon calls Anthropic CEO a "liar" with a "god-complex" as AI guardrails spat escalates
AI  | Feb 27, 2026
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Dell breaks records, says "traditional" server demand as well as AI surging

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The keynote presentation at MWC 2026 in Barcelona

Telecom companies are staking their claim in the growing sovereignty market.

AWS confirms two data centre locations hit by direct drone strikes in hyperscaler first

Throttled launches and a DynamoDB control plane hidden from users shows how hyperscalers deal when the public cloud takes a literal hit.

MongoDB shares slump amid leadership churn, despite $2 billion Atlas landmark

"AI is not yet a material driver to our results"

Ericsson and Intel “pool leadership” on 6G -- amid dreams of droids/drones and agents

"Strong pressure for local breakout to regional data centers close to large populations, so that personal agents do not incur transcontinental RTTs"

Motorola targets smartphone security market with GrapheneOS

Partnership marks GrapheneOS' first with a smartphone manufacturer.

Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk

AWS taking a hit notwithstanding, theoretically vulnerable online infrastructure in the Red Sea is not at increased risk.

STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap

This week's rounds and milestones.

Cisco Security VP Peter Bailey

Peter Bailey on networking's role in agentic security, leaning on open source partners, and 'walking up the stack'.

Get your data out now, says AWS on ME-CENTRAL-1

Power and connectivity issues in the Middle East region will last at least hours, and critical data needs to be elsewhere, says Amazon Web Services.

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