Adrian Bridgwater's profile photo

Adrian Bridgwater

London, Washington, D.C., United States

Technology Journalist at Freelance

Senior Contributor at Forbes

Technology Journalist - British : American : European - I track 'developer & data' 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇪🇺

Featured in: Favicon erp.today Favicon forbes.com Favicon computerweekly.com Favicon techrepublic.com Favicon einnews.com Favicon forbesjapan.com Favicon 3blmedia.com Favicon drdobbs.com Favicon newsbreak.com Favicon techhq.com

Articles

  • Sysdig: How Project Falco is strengthening cloud runtime security

    5 days ago | techzine.eu | Adrian Bridgwater

    Cloud happened. But public cloud computing in its earliest iterations was all about flexibility of service, the breadth of the backbone and the (once almost unfathomable) notion that we might be able to shift enterprise computing to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model where an organisation’s datacenter footprint did not actually physically reside on the company premises. What early cloud didn’t do was provision an appropriate level of security.

  • Sysdig Founder: Cloud Developers Can Fix Runtime Security

    6 days ago | forbes.com | Adrian Bridgwater

    Developers develop. Software application developers program applications by coding in their language of choice, on and to their platform of choice, inside their preferred integrated development environment and through their chosen application engineering methodology.

  • Sysdig: A new arms race on the evolving battlefield of cloud security

    1 week ago | computerweekly.com | Adrian Bridgwater

    Real-time cloud security company Sysdig has released its 2025 Cloud-Native Security & Usage Report. The company’s annual user analysis provides what it says are insights into real-world cloud security and usage trends, highlighting significant enterprise security progress while identifying key areas that demand attention.

  • NTT Formalizes Physics of AI Group to Unlock ‘Black Box’ of Neuroscience

    1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Adrian Bridgwater

    NTT has detailed a wide-ranging set of updates to its core platform and toolsets. Comprising efforts across its various operational and research divisions, the group has now logically amplified its focus on bringing artificial intelligence (AI) to bear across its technology bases through a process that spans photonics, encryption, cryptography and the physics of AI itself.

  • Atlassian programmeert Rovo AI Agents voor ontwikkelaars

    1 week ago | techzine.nl | Adrian Bridgwater

    Atlassian, een bedrijf dat software ontwikkelt voor samenwerking en productiviteit, heeft de mechanismen beschreven die momenteel de Rovo AI Agents productreeks aansturen. In principe is het geschikt voor (mogelijk) elke teamomgeving die baat heeft bij een AI-aangedreven werkplek- en workflowassistent. De softwareleverancier benadrukt echter de geschiktheid voor softwareontwikkelaars.

Contact details

Emails

[email protected]

Socials & Sites

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
16K
Tweets
68K
DMs Open
No
Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️
Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️ @ABridgwater
10 Apr 25

NTT details AI ‘inference chip’, enables real-time 4K video processing https://t.co/rCu8XFZ4qA via @computerweekly https://t.co/YyqOOH7RhK

Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️
Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️ @ABridgwater
10 Apr 25

COMPUTER WEEKLY NTT Upgrade 2025: Innovation & research for the new re‘AlꞮ’ty https://t.co/xDvsA8yORb @computerweekly @NttResearch #NTTUPGRADE https://t.co/K5k2J53fEz

Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️
Adrían Bridgwater✍⌨️ @ABridgwater
9 Apr 25

Atlassian programs Rovo AI Agents for developers https://t.co/txoy4euxmb via @techzine