Prince of PDFs, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, to step down after 18 years Didn’t say why, but for once AI may not be the reason for a lost job SaaS13 Mar 2026 | 19
Pentagon AI chief praises Palantir tech for speeding battlefield strikes Going from eight systems to one means fewer people make decisions to unleash Epic Fury Public Sector13 Mar 2026 | 22
Atlassian to shed ten percent of staff, because AI Company is ‘reshaping our skill mix’ amid long share price slide and SaaSpocalypse whispers SaaS11 Mar 2026 | 23
Atlassian built a tool to migrate Jira users to the cloud and it made the move slower Fixed it amid user ire, swears new tool for bigger shifts is up to the job SaaS11 Mar 2026 | 12
Oracle says AI coding tools are helping it dodge the SaaSpocalypse Big Red reckons paying for datacenters is easy when you have half a trillion dollars of cloud orders on the books SaaS11 Mar 2026 | 1
AIOps is so powerful, vendors are building tools to clean up after agents break your infrastructure Cohesity, ServiceNow and Datadog team on recoverability suite AI + ML10 Mar 2026 | 13
Iran is the first out-loud cyberwar the US has fought Kettle Cyber is no longer the hush-hush thing it used to be, as team Trump invades Iran with hackers taking the lead Security09 Mar 2026 | 25
Microsoft kicks new Outlook opt-out deadline down the road to 2027 Admins get another year before migration pressure ramps up SaaS06 Mar 2026 | 61
Okta CEO ‘paranoid’ as vibe coders stir SaaS-pocalypse fears It’s ok, Todd. You’re only paranoid if you’re wrong. SaaS05 Mar 2026 | 7
Capita's £370M Whitehall outsourcing deal challenged as 'abnormally low' Rival bidder Sopra Steria launched legal claim over DWP procurement Databases04 Mar 2026 | 28
Cloud inquiry chair quits UK competition watchdog over glacial pace of reform Kip Meeks walked a year early with the overseer of tech markets yet to take action against AWS and Microsoft PaaS + IaaS04 Mar 2026 | 9
Claude having artificially intelligent hiccups and access lockouts for over two hours Developers ponder the horror of having to actually write code SaaS03 Mar 2026 | 7
SaaS-pocalypse chatter is doomster pr0n. It would be nice if enterprise IT were boring again Opinion Lost among the investor froth, someone has to do all the boring stuff. And they'll probably be around for the next spin of the hype cycle SaaS01 Mar 2026 | 20
Half of German-speaking SAP users set to blow past 2027 ECC support deadline Most DSAG members willing to pay a premium to stay on legacy platform until 2030 SaaS27 Feb 2026 | 1
Workday CEO's AI talk can't shake off weaker sales forecast Claims HR company can escape the SaaSpocalypse with its core expertise SaaS25 Feb 2026 | 1
Microsoft teases ‘reimagined SharePoint experience’ with added AI Redmond also offers to take the OneDrive name out of your OneDrive SaaS24 Feb 2026 | 52
Palantir spent $25M on CEO flights so Alex Karp could do all the talking Opinion A hundred days a year in the air doesn't come cheap SaaS19 Feb 2026 | 16
Microsoft throws spox under the bus after Parliament testimony on ICC email kerfuffle Exclusive Apologizes for 'inaccuracy' SaaS18 Feb 2026 | 51
ServiceNow can't seem to keep its wallet closed, snaps up small AI analytics company News of the deal came about two weeks after CEO Bill McDermott swore off any “large scale” M&A this year. A spokesperson called this deal a “tuck in.” SaaS14 Feb 2026 | 5
Supply chain attacks now fuel a 'self-reinforcing' cybercrime economy Researchers say breaches link identity abuse, SaaS compromise, and ransomware into a cascading cycle Cyber-crime12 Feb 2026 | 2
Nanny state discovers Linux, demands it check kids' IDs before booting Opinion Age-verification laws target operating systems because apparently teenagers having root access is now a safeguarding crisis
Google rushes Chrome update fixing two zero-days already under attack Skia graphics lib and V8 JavaScript engine brings browser's tally of actively exploited bugs to three in 2026
RAM is getting expensive, so squeeze the most from it Zram versus zswap – two ways to get a quart into a pint pot
GitHub infuriates students by removing some models from free Copilot plan Coding education may become a bit more challenging, but the economics lesson is free
Credential-stealing crew spoofs VPN clients from Cisco, Fortinet, and others And then they send victims to the legit VPN download to hide their tracks
Interpol cybercrime crackdown leads to 94 arrests, 45,000 IP takedowns Operation Synergia's third season is the most productive to date
After years of being stood up, ARM64 Linux users finally get Chrome date Someone, somewhere, ticked a box on a build farm. The wait is over
Apple's Creator Studio creates a subscription where free apps used to live Mac faithful aghast at helpful wallet-emptying suggestions SaaS11 Feb 2026 | 37
Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach clocks out amid job cuts and market jitters Co-founder Aneel Bhusri returns to hot seat after turbulent year SaaS09 Feb 2026 | 6
Atlassian swears it can handle AI without blowing out costs, or being swamped CEO feels under-appreciated amid year-long value slump SaaS06 Feb 2026 | 17
Workday reveals around 400 staff soon won't have to work another day Job cuts to fall hardest on non-revenue generating roles on the Global Customer Operations team SaaS04 Feb 2026 | 27
Rise of AI means companies could pass on SaaS The writing is on the wall as AI companies race to add vertical functionality SaaS04 Feb 2026 | 7
Estonia hedges its bets on US tech while going all-in on Microsoft Riigi IT preps European escape plan as it herds civil servants into Redmond's cloud Public Sector04 Feb 2026 | 22
'The EU runs on Microsoft' – and Uncle Sam could turn it off, claims MEP Open Source Policy Summit 2026 Open source gains urgency as Europe reassesses reliance on US tech Software04 Feb 2026 | 153
Azure outages ripple across multiple dependent Microsoft services Managed Identity and virtual machine failures triggered knock-on problems throughout cloud platform PaaS + IaaS03 Feb 2026 | 25
Europe shrugs off tariffs, plots to end tech reliance on US Governments and businesses respond to Trump pressures by upping spending in domestically controlled infrastructure On-Prem03 Feb 2026 | 75
Microsoft kills standalone SharePoint and OneDrive plans, because they’re not suite enough Blames ‘unintended or nonstandard usage’ and the cost of keeping them alive Off-Prem03 Feb 2026 | 25
Oracle silent over user complaints about OCI London 'wobble' last week But did it falter? Oracle debuts Schrödinger's cloud PaaS + IaaS28 Jan 2026 | 7
Gartner questions whether Salesforce AI buffet will stay all-you-can-eat forever Updated Analysts say today's capped deals may become tomorrow's cost shock Agentic AI27 Jan 2026 | 11
US ownership of TikTok off to a rocky start as outage continues into second day updated Winter storms bring Oracle datacenter down SaaS26 Jan 2026 | 22
Microsoft 365 outage drags on for nearly 10 hours during bad night for North American infra Down to 364.5 already: Redmond's crappy 2026 continues PaaS + IaaS23 Jan 2026 | 66
Oracle, Michael Dell, named as investors in JV that will run TikTok's US operations Big Red gets to store data, advise on security, and store the 'I'll watch just one more video' algo SaaS23 Jan 2026 | 10
UK gambling regulator accuses Meta of lying about its struggle to spot illegal ads Labels Zuck’s ad library ‘a window into criminality’ and the Social Network as ‘happy to turn a blind eye’ Legal20 Jan 2026 | 43
Hyperscalers, vendors funding trillion dollar AI spree, but users will have to pay up long term Analyst: We'll hit a spot where 'we go from that was a great idea to where's my revenue?' AI + ML16 Jan 2026 | 17
Microsoft's 'From SA' scheme on trial as license resale row refuses to die ValueLicensing case rumbles on as Windows giant appeals against copyright judgment Software15 Jan 2026 | 2
Mandiant open sources tool to prevent leaky Salesforce misconfigs AuraInspector automates the most common abuses and generates fixes for customers SaaS13 Jan 2026 |
2026 brings a bumper crop of Microsoft tech funerals A busy year of end-of-support dates awaits unwary admins Software12 Jan 2026 | 9
Bank of England's Oracle cloud migration bill triples as project grinds on Initial £7M estimate proves optimistic after multiple contract uplifts Databases09 Jan 2026 | 51
Snowflake buys Observe to make 'Days Since Last Outage' counters obsolete Nice idea, because its own cloudy services keep wobbling SaaS09 Jan 2026 | 2
Microsoft scraps Exchange Online spam clamp after customers cry foul Negative feedback sinks Redmond's plan to cap outbound email recipients Security07 Jan 2026 | 5
ServiceNow snags Microsoft vet to run legal amid M&A spree Hossein Nowbar waged antitrust battles and created new legal policies around AI for Redmond SaaS05 Jan 2026 |
AWS raises GPU prices 15% on a Saturday, hopes you weren't paying attention An anomaly or the beginning of a new trend? My bet's on the latter PaaS + IaaS05 Jan 2026 | 17
ServiceNow lays out possible co-CEO structure, but says no change imminent The ITSM outfit would join Oracle, Comcast, and Netflix in installing bunk beds in the corner office CxO30 Dec 2025 | 11
Europe's cloud challenge: Building an Airbus for the digital age Feature Countries that banded together to challenge Boeing in the air try to do the same to AWS, Microsoft, and Google on the ground PaaS + IaaS29 Dec 2025 | 60
ServiceNow opens $7.7B ticket titled 'Buy security company, make it Armis' Customers will be able to see vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and close them with automated workflows. SaaS23 Dec 2025 |
Europe gets serious about cutting digital umbilical cord with Uncle Sam's big tech Feature Public bodies migrate in the bloc as hyperscalers claim sovereignty PaaS + IaaS22 Dec 2025 | 114
Snowflake update caused a blizzard of failures worldwide Customers in 10 of the company’s 23 regions had “operations fail or take an extended amount of time to complete.” PaaS + IaaS18 Dec 2025 | 10
ServiceNow unworried by Salesforce firing shots across its bow Believes it can translate workflow smarts into AI ROI SaaS17 Dec 2025 | 2
ServiceNow mulls buying Armis to gain full visibility into the IT stack If the buy happens, the big question is will they integrate the codebase or keep it separate? SaaS15 Dec 2025 | 4
Workday project at Washington University hits $266M Protests force disclosure of costs totaling $16,000 per student over 7 year rollout replacing 80 legacy systems SaaS12 Dec 2025 | 42
Microsoft promises more bug payouts, with or without a bounty program Critical vulnerabilities found in third-party applications eligible for award under 'in scope by default' move Security12 Dec 2025 | 6
Uncle Sam sues ex-Accenture manager over Army cloud security claims Justice Department alleges federal auditors were misled over compliance with FedRAMP and DoD requirements Off-Prem12 Dec 2025 | 10
Here we go again: Microsoft in UK court over cloud licensing Competition Appeal Tribunal to decide if multibillion-pound overcharging case can go to trial SaaS12 Dec 2025 | 19
IBM drops $11B on Confluent to feed next-gen AI ambitions Big Blue’s latest mega-buy hands it a real-time data-streaming powerhouse built on Kafka AI + ML08 Dec 2025 | 18
UK tech minister vows more whole-government megadeals after £9B Microsoft pact Kendall says Whitehall will use bulk buying to squeeze better value from cloud giants Public Sector08 Dec 2025 | 21
Microsoft 365 boosts prices in 2026 … to pay for more AI and security All those new features won’t fund themselves SaaS05 Dec 2025 | 74
Salesforce finds new AI monetization knobs to twist With seat and usage-based deals back on the table, CRM giant tells investors agent prices are going up SaaS05 Dec 2025 | 4
UK SAP users say they're baffled by Business Suite reboot licensing maze Pricing complexity makes justifying migrations an uphill battle Databases04 Dec 2025 | 8
Xero to start charging developers API usage fees, replacing revenue share deals Exclusive One dev thinks this will become their second-highest cost, fears they’ll have to pass it on SaaS04 Dec 2025 | 28
Microsoft sharpens the blocking axe for Exchange Web Services Starting in March, Frontline Worker and Kiosk–only mailboxes lose EWS access SaaS03 Dec 2025 | 7
UK gov blames budget leak on misconfigured WordPress plugin, server Predictable URLs break security through obscurity and lack of server access controls don't help Public Sector01 Dec 2025 | 27
Workday confronts existential threat as customers freeze hiring HR software vendor pushes cross-selling as modest workforce growth exposes vulnerability of per-seat pricing SaaS26 Nov 2025 | 9
Seven years later, Airbus is still trying to kick its Microsoft habit Exclusive Google Workspace switch drags on amid Excel dependencies, compliance requirements, and compatibility issues SaaS26 Nov 2025 | 109
Atlassian ran a tabletop DR simulation that revealed it lived in dependency hell Four-year effort replaced spaghetti tangle with more robust and recoverable cloudy layer cake PaaS + IaaS25 Nov 2025 | 43
Praise Amazon for raising this service from the dead Opinion The hardest part is admitting you were wrong, which AWS did. SaaS24 Nov 2025 | 17
SAP's migration narrative suddenly looks messy as Kingfisher goes off-script B&Q owner resists the S/4HANA push, betting it can innovate around legacy ERP, but questions remain Databases19 Nov 2025 | 10
Brussels eyes AWS, Azure for gatekeeper tag in cloud clampdown European Commission probes whether Amazon and Microsoft wield outsized control under Digital Markets Act AWS Re:invent18 Nov 2025 | 4
SAP portal outage raises questions over vendor's cloud readiness Disruption left customers unable to track support cases, upgrades, or patching work SaaS17 Nov 2025 |
Atlassian twice shunned AWS Graviton CPUs, but now runs Jira and Confluence on them Bills fell 10 percent after granular tests suggested JVM tweaks that improved performance AWS Re:invent13 Nov 2025 | 15
Retail giant Kingfisher rejects SAP ERP upgrade plan 'Don't just give me a price list or licensing module that spikes cost by 20x, show me the value,' says CTO Databases12 Nov 2025 | 54
Microsoft apologizes for not explaining cheaper no-AI M365 plans, and all it took was a government lawsuit Updated Even offers refunds if users sign up for AI they don’t want, once it fixed a bad link SaaS06 Nov 2025 | 45
Two-fifths of SAP Americas users yet to ditch legacy ERP S/4HANA migration? Many still worried about business process change Databases05 Nov 2025 | 7
US government shutdown clouds an otherwise sunny ServiceNow forecast Enterprise software giant lifts guidance but adds 'prudence' as federal contracts stall SaaS30 Oct 2025 | 3
Azure's bad night fuels fresh calls for cloud diversification in Europe Time to put eggs in more than one basket? PaaS + IaaS30 Oct 2025 | 66
UK government on the lookout for bargain-priced CTO Dangles £100K for someone to fix £23B tech mess Public Sector29 Oct 2025 | 58
AI bubble to deflate as enterprises defer spending to 2027 ai-pocalypse Gap between vendor promises and business results set to trigger market correction, research firm predicts AI + ML28 Oct 2025 | 10
Cloudflare Q3 report shows the internet still breaks for the strangest reasons From natural disasters to stray bullets and exams, it's been a shaky quarter for the world's connectivity Networks28 Oct 2025 | 4
As AI agents join SaaS, AWS tells users to expect more pricing puzzles Interview Cloud giant says choice and flexibility matter more than standardization – for now SaaS27 Oct 2025 | 1
Everything you know about last week's AWS outage is wrong Column AI wasn't the cause, and multi-cloud is for rubes PaaS + IaaS27 Oct 2025 | 56
The perfect AWS storm has blown over, but the climate is only getting worse Opinion When it rains, it pours – and nobody packed an umbrella PaaS + IaaS27 Oct 2025 | 27
OpenAI goes after Microsoft 365 Copilot's lunch with 'company knowledge' feature Updated ChatGPT can now rummage through corporate files via connectors, though Redmond still has the deeper hooks SaaS24 Oct 2025 | 6
Windows Insiders get special anniversary desktop wallpaper 11 years of filing feedback and all we got was a bloody... not even a T-shirt? SaaS24 Oct 2025 | 10
Microsoft suggests temporary registry hack for stricken smart card users When is an issue not an issue? When it's intentional SaaS23 Oct 2025 | 21
A single DNS race condition brought Amazon's cloud empire to its knees Fault in DynamoDB system cascaded through AWS services, knocking major sites offline for hours PaaS + IaaS23 Oct 2025 | 115
Microsoft puts Office Online Server on the chopping block The end is nigh, now get thee to 365 SaaS22 Oct 2025 | 37
Benioff backs off: Salesforce chief says sorry for Trump troop talk Tech billionaire apologizes after endorsing plan to deploy National Guard in San Francisco Offbeat20 Oct 2025 | 33
SAP users still wrestling with business case for S/4HANA A decade later, ERP giant struggles to convince legacy customers to upgrade Databases17 Oct 2025 | 23
Salesforce's Benioff warns of AI 'false prophets' while promising true profits by 2030 CRM messiah preaches data discipline while rivals chase LLM miracles SaaS16 Oct 2025 | 5
Oracle goes all-in on AI, customers still figuring out how they'll use it It's all agents and LLMs in Vegas, and even legacy users can partake AI + ML16 Oct 2025 | 5
Salesforce pumps the dream of AI agents as helpers, not replacements In the Agentic Enterprise, 'AI doesn’t replace people, it elevates them' SaaS15 Oct 2025 | 7
Shadow AI: Staffers are bringing AI tools they use at home to work, warns Microsoft Bring Your Copilot To Work Day, anyone? AI + ML14 Oct 2025 | 31
Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students via 365 Education, says data watchdog Redmond argued schools, education authorities are responsible for GDPR SaaS13 Oct 2025 | 25
Microsoft 364 trips over its own network settings in North America Outage blamed on misconfigured infrastructure as users report hour-long disruption PaaS + IaaS10 Oct 2025 | 19
Amazon's Quick Suite is like agentic AI training wheels for enterprises Slow down there Andy; you wouldn't want to bump into any hallucinations AI + ML09 Oct 2025 | 1
Kubernetes kicks down Azure Front Door This time outage was not actually Microsoft's fault SaaS09 Oct 2025 | 19
Hundreds of millions of business PCs are still on Windows 10 as D-Day nears canalys emea forum 2025 It's the end of support as we know it and users feel fine SaaS09 Oct 2025 | 70
Take this rob and shove it! Salesforce issues stern retort to ransomware extort CRM giant 'will not engage, negotiate with, or pay' the scumbags Cyber-crime08 Oct 2025 | 7