Lindsay Clark

Lindsay Clark has been writing about business technology for more than 20 years, starting at PC Week in the late 1990s. He went on to manage the news team at Computer Weekly in the early 2000s. His career was waylaid by music, which merited brief session appearances on BBC radio shows including those hosted by Mark Riley, Janice Long, and Whispering Bob Harris. As a freelance journalist, he has written for The Financial Times, The Guardian, and a list of B2B titles as long as your arm. He joined The Register in February 2020 to cover database software and other enterprise IT technologies.

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Asda decided on a 'no go' for 'mass rollout' of store IT conversion

We told Post Office about system problems at the highest level, Fujitsu tells Horizon Inquiry

London's Met Police seeks business services, ERP refresh in £370M deal

Doing business in US? Don't wait for state ruling on AI to act, warns former Senate chief of staff

Oracle gets Big Red reality check after financials fail to impress

SAP says GenAI will help solve legacy migration skills shortage

Europe's largest local authority settles on ERP budget 5x original estimate

SAP legacy ERP users wise to ignore offer of single leap to the cloud

Gelsinger departs Intel with $9.7M handshake

UK government spends another £1B on cloud migration and services

Asda hits the brakes on tech tweaks to avoid festive fiasco

Musk seeks injunction to stop OpenAI morphing into for-profit company

Oracle's Java price hikes push CIOs to brew new licensing strategies

Claims of 'open' AIs are often open lies, research argues

Abstract, theoretical computing qualifications are turning teens off

Swedish authorities probe Oracle Cerner health record rollout

UK financial regulator slammed for failed tech transformation

UK council still hadn't fully costed troubled Oracle project 2 years in

Smile! UK cops spend tens of millions on live facial recognition tech

Chinese ship casts shadow over Baltic subsea cable snipfest

Thousands of AI agents later, who even remembers what they do?

Now Online Safety Act is law, UK has 'priorities' – but still won't explain 'spy clause'

Microsoft Fabric promises transactions, analytics on one database service

Europe glances Russia's way after Baltic Sea data cables severed

Northern Ireland schools ditch £485M Fujitsu deal after less than a year

UK tax collector inks £366M in ERP deals to get systems into cloud

AI poetry 'out-humans' humans as readers prefer bots to bards

Musk also wants to fight Microsoft in legal grudge match with OpenAI

UK energy watchdog slaps down Capita's £130M smart meter splurge

Asda security chief replaced, retailer sheds jobs during Walmart tech divorce

Snowflake opens chat-driven access to enterprise and third-party data

UK's Darpa clone faces tough test next spring as government considers future funding

Fujitsu does not trust Post Office in use of Horizon data in future third-party prosecutions

Judge tosses publishers' copyright suit against OpenAI

Europe's largest local authority slammed for 'poorest' ERP rollout ever

Watchdog finds AI tools can be used unlawfully to filter candidates by race, gender

Astroboffins tune into the wild origins of fast radio bursts

Single-platform approach may fall short for AI data management

Users struggle with recipe when moving enterprise apps to the cloud

UK immigration seeks tech support, development partner for border crossing systems

GenAI's dirty secret: It's set to create a mountainous increase in e-waste

Microsoft reshuffles execs in Europe, Middle East and Africa unit

Say hello to the epi-bit, a new approach to DNA data storage

Yet another UK government seeks to reform GDPR

NHS would be hit by 'significant' costs if UK loses EU data status, warn Lords

OpenAI's rapid growth loaded with 'corner case' challenges, says Fivetran CEO

Clock's ticking on PostgreSQL 12, but not everyone is ready to say goodbye

UK authority struggles to RISE with SAP, throws another £9M at project

Someone's finally taking on £10M Hull City Council ERP deal to replace Oracle

Post Office CTO had 'nagging doubts' about Horizon system despite reliability assurances

Inexorable march of progress at SAP threatens to leave users behind

NHS England warned about plans to extend Covid-era rules for patient data access

Post Office seeks more Horizon support as it continues hunt for replacement

Keir Starmer tells regulators to chill as Microsoft exec takes wheel of advisory council

Big data vendors introduce Apache Iceberg features in same week

Get more licenses for less with SAP price tiering, advise experts

SAP promises developer 'fusion teams' in cloud low-code environment

Post Office CEO tells inquiry: Leadership was in 'dream world' over Horizon scandal

Cognizant discriminated against non-Indian workers in H-1B visa case, US jury finds

UK Regulatory Innovation Office vows to slash red tape – but we've heard it all before

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