Lindsay Clark is a Reporter at The Register. She specializes in enterprise applications, data and analytics, with a strong focus on technology, software, and health and wellness. Lindsay's work has been featured in Q-106.5, NewsBreak, MSN, The Register, and Web Market Inc.
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Lindsay Clark's coverage includes a mix of scientific, software & SaaS, big tech, and data & analytics topics. Her articles often cite government announcements and press releases.
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Brussels presses on despite US fury as it looks to enforce cloud autonomy and bolster open source
Experts welcome contract review after claims NHS England missed chance to grow UK health tech market
By: Lindsay Clark
The pension may be cushy, but the looming headaches for £77K are not
By: Lindsay Clark
Look to AI agents and open source to escape the vendor-driven upgrade cycle
By: Lindsay Clark
Analysts say Redmond still has billions of reasons to keep backing its flagship DBMS, even as Azure, Postgres, and AI hog the spotlight
By: Lindsay Clark
Union says outsourcer will miss June 30 target after portal meltdown and mounting complaints
Campaign group says FOI figures show some trusts carried out fewer procedures than before
Big Red drops ominous mention of 'Market Driven Support' beyond 2027 - but there's good news for AIX users
Hybrid systems could bring efficiency gains at the edge, but conventional infrastructure isn't going anywhere fast
By: Lindsay Clark
Attempting to boost growth, efficiency, and sovereign tech proved too difficult. The next leader will face the same challenges... and temptations
