Paul Kunert is a journalist at The Register. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including AI and machine learning, cybersecurity, and technology, with a particular focus on issues such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and advancements in software development. Paul has been featured in various publications including Mediastreet.ie, DevClass, and Blocks and Files.
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Paul Kunert's articles primarily focus on technology, software & SaaS industry, and business with a significant emphasis on data-driven insights. His coverage shows interest in government announcements related to technology and cybersecurity.
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: C-suite forced to take sandwiches into work, cycle home
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: As if the backlog, the bugs, and the chatbot fixes weren't enough
“Jesus said to her, ‘Woman, why are you weeping? For whom are you looking?' Supposing him to be the gardener…” (John 20v15). Many of us in the last few weeks will have heard or read these words. But how many will have paused to ponder this significance of Mary's supposition?
: C-suite forced to take sandwiches into work, cycle home
: As if the backlog, the bugs, and the chatbot fixes weren't enough
By: Paul Kunert
Big Blue spinout eyes up to $500M in savings and agentic AI while insiders grumble it's still 'IBM without the hardware'
Redundancy notices and sentiment survey land in inboxes on same day in what tech services biz calls 'commitment to listen'
