Situation Publishing brings you the latest news and views on the global tech scene from its offices in London, New York, San Francisco, Sydney — and through the Anseatic Alliance — Europe.
We deliver an unrivalled mix of fiercely independent, analytical, and original stories and events to technology professionals worldwide, giving our readers what they want.
We are the ‘hand that bites IT’.
It was created by three journalists who were fed-up of reporting with one hand tied behind their backs by commercial forces. Inspired, in part, by the Situationists, we threw the rulebook away and launched Situation Publishing as a vehicle to report real news and insights for the technology market.
Formed on the cusp of the internet era in the mid-nineties, we began life in a very different format. The Register was first an occasional newsletter and then a news feed, sold to customers to keep their websites fresh and engaging. When we moved our commercial model to a news site with advertising we stayed true to our readers.
Being relevant to readers means we have built a loyal and engaged audience; an audience advertisers typically find hard to reach. Brands need to get in front of the doers and decision-makers of IT and our commitment to our readers and staying true to ourselves, has created strong commercial success without compromise.
Situation Publishing focused initially on the UK tech market, but our combination of being web-based and written in the English language meant that we quickly gained a global audience. We now have offices across the globe, reporting from London to Sydney, to Spain, to San Francisco and New York.
An unrivalled reputation for its definitive reporting on the global tech market, mixing humour with original reportage and regularly breaking exclusives.
The Next Platform offers in-depth coverage of high-performance computing at large enterprises, supercomputing centres, hyperscale data centres, and public clouds.
With our events, we aim to bring the doers and decision-makers of the technology world together to talk about the real world challenges and opportunities, rather than playing buzzword bingo.
Events range from intimate lecture series to three day conferences.
