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Fujitsu flaunts massive 144-core Monaka Arm chip — 2nm and 5nm chiplets, 3D-stacked CPU cores over memory

Fujitsu's Monaka is a monstrous processor with four 2nm compute chiplets, 5nm SRAM, and a massive 5nm IO die. This time, without HBM memory.

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Dozens of Post Office and Fujitsu staff investigated for perjury and perverting course of justice over Horizon scandal

A 100-strong national taskforce is probing staff at Fujitsu, the Post Office and legal professionals over crimes but no charging decisions will be made until after the public inquiry report

The Independent UK

Police criminal inquiry into Post Office has identified dozens of persons of interest

Investigation is examining potential offences of perjury and perverting the course of justice among others

The Guardian - UK

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Broadcom unveils gigantic 3.5D XDSiP platform for AI XPUs — 6000mm² of stacked silicon with 12 HBM modules

Broadcom's 3.5D XDSiP platform for high-performance processors uses TSMC's CoWoS and other packaging technologies to build a system-in-packages comprising 6000mm² of 3D-stacked silicon with 12 HBM modules.

Tom’s Hardware

Post Office inquiry: hopes for delivery of good news dwindles

With the hearings in their final phase, there has been less movement on the issues besetting the organisation than might have been hoped

The Guardian - UK

Government allowed bureaucracy to get in way of Horizon redress – Kemi Badenoch

Mrs Badenoch and Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds gave evidence to the inquiry on Monday.

Evening Standard

Is an AMD Arm superchip in the works? Fujitsu will partner with Team Red on AI, HPC, open source and Monaka Arm technology

Fujitsu to partner with AMD on AI, HPC, open source and Monaka Arm technology

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Meet the 634g Japanese wonder notebook that runs on Intel's latest CPU — it makes the Dell XPS 13 looks overweight, but shame about the battery life

Fujitsu's FMV Zero is the world's lightest 14-inch laptop, but falls short on battery life.

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Fujitsu and Post Office clash over new rules on Horizon data requests

Software maker now requires answer on whether use of audit records is related to action against post office workers

The Guardian - UK

Post Office chiefs changed Horizon data in branches last year without telling operators, inquiry hears

Executive Tracy Marshall tells inquiry such practice has since stopped saying it ‘absolutely shouldn’t have happened’

The Guardian - UK

Former Post Office IT chief claims Horizon system has no fundamental flaw

Mike Young said he saw nothing ‘fundamentally wrong’ and defended ability to remotely access branch accounts

The Guardian - UK

Post Office explores taking branch owner-operators to court again

State-owned body writing off losses of £12m a year after stopping practice, inquiry told

The Guardian - UK

Post Office Horizon IT inquiry: the issues that CEO Nick Read needs to explain

Outgoing boss faces three days of testimony from Wednesday into Horizon IT scandal and culture of Post Office

The Guardian - UK

Fujitsu, Supermicro working on Arm-based liquid cooled servers for 2027

Fujitsu and server-giant Supermicro have partnered up to create liquid cooled servers based on Fujitsu's Monaka ARM datacenter processors, which are slated to arrive in 2027.

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The Guardian - UK

Post Office asked to use Horizon IT data to support criminal case this year, inquiry hears

Inquiry reveals angry email from Fujitsu boss after team requested IT firm for help in case against sub-post office owner

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of post office operators say they still have Horizon IT problems

Survey also finds minority ethnic operators more likely to be suspended than those from white background

LiveScience

Japan to start building 1st 'zeta-class' supercomputer in 2025, 1,000 times more powerful than today's fastest machines

Japan's new state-of-the-art supercomputer, which is due to cost more than $750 million to build, is set to turn on by 2030.

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Data spills and shadow data: How exposed are you to the risks?

The larger an organization is, the more ‘shadow data’ it often has, and the harder it seems to be to keep track of all the different places data is stored.

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Japan to begin developing ZetaFLOPS-scale supercomputer in 2025

Japan to start development of Fugaku Next in 2025, aims to achieve Zeta-scale performance for AI.

The Guardian - UK

Toxic culture, poor leadership: what Horizon inquiry has told us so far

As latest phase of inquiry concludes – with final stage set to begin in September – we itemise the key takeaways

The Guardian - UK

Post Office was ‘very badly run and messy’, says former chair

Neil McCausland criticises business and tells inquiry Horizon IT system was ‘clunky and creaky’

TechRadar

Fujitsu is planning the most powerful CPU ever for its supercomputer — launching in 2027, 288-core Monaka abandons HBM, will use PCIe 6.0 and 2nm process but will it be enough to fend off x86?

Fujitsu's Monaka could be the most powerful CPU ever when it launches in 2027.

The Guardian - UK

Surviving the Post Office review – fresh details of the appalling scandal will make you even more angry

Will Mellor meets the Post Office workers whose lives have been torn apart – including the remarkable operator who, after paying back money she never owed, feels sick each time she still has to use the Horizon system

The Independent UK

Post Office Horizon IT scandal: Lib Dem leader Ed Davey apologises to Alan Bates for ‘terse’ refusal to meet

Ex-postal affairs minister admits to inquiry that response was ‘poorly judged’ and says sorry to people who had lives ruined

TechRadar

Fujitsu says "advanced" malware was to blame for cyberattack, confirms customer data leaked

It wasn't ransomware, since the malware tried hard to remain hidden as it spread to almost 50 Fujitsu devices.

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