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Analytical articles about technology companies, platforms, business models, and industry trends. This section explains the reasons behind changes in the IT market without investment forecasts or promises of guaranteed success.

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Why an Ex-GitHub CEO Thinks Code Hosting Needs to Be Rebuilt for Robots, Not Humans

When a company’s traffic pattern changes from “a person checks in occasionally” to “a fleet of software agents hammers the same repository thousands of times an hour,” the plumbing built for the first scenario starts to strain under the second. That is the bet behind Entire, a startup founded by Thomas Dohmke, the former CEO of GitHub, which this week opened a preview of a distributed network for mirroring code repositories. The pitch is blunt: even the platform Dohmke used to run cannot keep up with how AI coding agents actually use Git.

A group of women speaking at a technology conference, reflecting a women in tech list and leadership visibility in the UK tech sector
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Why a Yearly Nomination List Matters More Than It Sounds

Nominations have opened for Computer Weekly’s 2026 Most Influential Women in UK Technology list, and on the surface this looks like a familiar seasonal ritual: readers suggest names, a panel judges them, an event in London crowns a winner. But look past the ceremony and the exercise turns into something more useful — a yearly checkpoint on a structural problem the UK tech sector has been circling for years: who gets to be visible, who gets to stay, and who gets to lead.

Microsoft data center infrastructure and cloud operations showing operational credibility in cloud security and water efficiency
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When Cloud Competing Means More Than Speed: Microsoft’s Operational Credibility Moment

Three separate news items crossed the tech wires in the same week: a Microsoft security leadership reshuffle, a push into AI-assisted cloud resilience tools, and a fresh set of claims about data center water efficiency. Reported separately, they read like routine corporate housekeeping. Read together, they point toward something more interesting — a quiet but meaningful shift in how cloud companies compete.

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