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 |  Data  | Aug 26, 2026
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AWS is acquiring DuckLabs, the company behind DuckDB
 |  Hardware  | Aug 26, 2026
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SiFive launches first RISC-V data centre server
 |  Security  | Aug 25, 2026
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CISA spots Oracle bug exploitation seven months after patch
 |  Defence  | Aug 24, 2026
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Ministry of Defence gets a new CDIO in charge of military AI ambitions
 |  startups  | Aug 24, 2026
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STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
 |  alibaba  | Aug 21, 2026
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Alibaba's profit takes a hit as data centre bill spikes

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The Nvidia train keeps rolling, and the company doesn't expect an AI slowdown

The company expects revenue for fiscal 2028, which doesn't begin until next January, to increase by 70% compared to the current fiscal year.

Stolen valor? How researchers discovered some open-weight models might have cut corners

Might Chinese labs have uncovered this reasoning-block decryption method first?

AWS is acquiring DuckLabs, the company behind DuckDB

AWS acquires the team behind smash hit open-source database DuckDB.

SiFive launches first RISC-V data centre server

"RISC-V in the datacenter isn't a distant aspiration anymore."

Intuit CEO: Our AI focus caused a slip in new customers

But CEO says he holds himself accountable after spending on agentic platform.

Runtime: Managing Big Iron in Bayou Country; own, don't rent your code; and UK server surge

+ the Ministry of Defence has a new IT leader, and why Prevalent AI thinks you should build a graph of your data.

CISA spots Oracle bug exploitation seven months after patch

Government security teams given just three days to patch the CVSS 10 vulnerability.

Tata adds Porsche's IT arm to its consulting business

The Indian IT giant also takes on $1.5 billion of AI work from the automotive manufacturer.

Is radical ownership the answer to tech's slop problem? This Microsoft engineer thinks so

Principal software engineer Raki Rahman says AI has made him 50 times more efficient, but has a zero slop tolerance.

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