AI didn’t kill Stack Overflow

Top Enterprise Technology Stories The best articles from Foundry's B2B publications May 29, 2025

AI didn't kill Stack Overflow How the groundbreaking developer forum moderated itself into oblivion. Read more

SAP teams up with Alibaba to host Cloud ERP workloads in China Alibaba will adopt SAP software to run its business as the two companies collaborate on selling SAP's Cloud ERP offering in and around China. It could interest enterprises in the region concerned about data sovereignty. Read more

'Secure email': A losing battle CISOs must give up Security wise, email has long been an outdated mode of communication in our increasingly cyber-threatened world. It's time we say goodbye to SMTP's illusion of security. Read more

Apple: App Store stopped $2 billion in fraud, blocked 2 million risky apps in 2024 Apple's annual App Store fraud report claims it has prevented over $9 billion in fraudulent transactions in the last five years. Read more Court tosses hallucinated citation from Anthropic's defense in copyright infringement case The startup admitted to using Claude to format citations; in doing so, the model referenced an article that doesn't exist, highlighting what an analyst calls 'AI-induced laziness' in law. Read more

New Russian APT group Void Blizzard targets NATO-based orgs after infiltrating Dutch police The cyberespionage group uses compromised credentials to steal emails and data from public and private sector organizations across a wide range of industries. Read more Indian startup Refroid launches India's first data center CDUs With its coolant distribution units designed for direct-to-chip liquid cooling (DCLC) applications, this Indian startup has its eye on the country's growing need for cooling AI and HPC workloads. Read more Many ways to use the date command on Linux The date command on Linux can do more than display the current date and time. For example, it can provide dates in the past and future and adjust the date output to suit your need for details. Read more How to hire software developers You'll only attract top-tier developers if your organization is built to support them. And if you avoid these common mistakes. Read more AI agents mean the death of the web What Google and Microsoft see ahead is something completely different, not just on the surface but fundamentally. And it's not going to end well for the web's ability to connect, engage, and form community. Read more

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