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Post Office considered asking Computer Weekly to review Horizon IT system

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The Post Office’s most senior IT executive was given the task of researching whether Computer Weekly could carry out a review of an investigation into the controversial Horizon system. At the time in 2012, the Post Office and its retail and accounting system were coming under scrutiny following Computer Weekly’s 2009 expose of problems affecting…

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IT Sustainability Think Tank: How CIOs can navigate the green IT landscape

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Data collection How data is collected will depend on what hosting options are employed. Typically, enterprises have applications hosted in both on-premise datacentres and in hyperscale cloud facilities – and these environments have very different reporting demands.  In simple terms, reporting electricity consumption from datacentres requires only a sub-meter to distinguish server room consumption from…

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TSMC Readies Next-Gen HBM4 Base Dies, Built on 12nm and 5nm Nodes

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Of the several major changes coming with HBM4 memory, one of the most immediate is the sheer width of the memory interface. With the fourth-generation memory standard moving from an already wide 1024-bit interface to a ultra-wide 2048-bit interface, HBM4 memory stacks won’t be business as usual; chip manufacturers are going to need to adopt…

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Comms director at centre of cover-up never thought Post Office were the ‘baddies’

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A communications director central to the Post Office’s strategy to keep software problems out of public said that he and others believed they were doing the right thing. Mark Davies, former group communications and corporate affairs director at Post Office, and the public relations team played a role in obstructing journalists investigating allegations made by subpostmasters…

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AWS CEO Adam Selipsky to step down in June 2024

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Adam Selipsky is stepping down after three years leading the company, and will be replaced as the public cloud giant’s leader from 3 June 2024 by long-time Amazon staffer Matt Garman. The upcoming change to the company’s executive leadership team was confirmed in a staff email, authored by Amazon.com and…

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Government focuses on improving AI security

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The government has provided guidance to help artificial intelligence (AI) developers improve cyber security in AI models. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) said the measures aimed at developers would establish a global standard for protecting AI models from hacking. The government hopes the codes of practice will help businesses innovate and drive…

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The Arctic Cooling Freezer 36 ARGB CPU Cooler Review: Budget Cooling Done Well

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As modern high-performance CPUs generate more heat, there’s been a noticeable increase in the demand for powerful air coolers capable of managing these thermal challenges. Traditional stock air coolers, while sufficient for regular use, are typically designed to be cheap and relatively compact, leaving further improvements to noise control and peak cooling efficiency on the…

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TSMC to Expand Specialty Capacity by 50%, Introduce 4nm N4e Low-Power Node

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With all the new fabs being built in Germany and Japan, as well as the expansion of production capacity in China, TSMC is planning to extend its production capacity for specialty technologies by 50% by 2027. As disclosed by the company during its European Technology Symposium this week, TSMC expects to need to not only…

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Intel Arrow Lake leak suggests processors could arrive sooner than expected to help fend off threats from AMD, Apple and ARM

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Intel’s Arrow Lake CPUs have been the subject of another leak, and we’ve had a sighting of silicon for desktop PCs and laptops from the next-gen range.Wccftech noticed that leaker Harukaze5719 on X (formerly Twitter) again shared shipping details of some Arrow Lake chips, which will be Intel’s next-gen Core Ultra 200 line-up.ARL-HX / ARL-S?https://t.co/Q09PExrIxe…

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Intel’s new CPUs may sound weak, but they could be great news for affordable Chromebooks

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More information has been revealed about Intel’s Twin Lake processors which are all about efficiency and low power usage for budget machines. In fact, these are CPUs that only have efficiency cores – with no performance cores (the ones you’ll find on Intel’s workhorse desktop chips) – and the successor to the Intel N100 has been…

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