Hardware
Microsoft tests hydrogen fuel cells for data centre power
Aims to replace diesel generators for long-term backup power
Intel's 7nm chips will not arrive until late 2022
Rivals AMD and Nvidia have already started taking advantage of 7nm technology to produce more efficient chips
TSMC to begin 3nm mass production in 2021, report
The chip maker is also rumoured to have made major breakthrough in 2nm chips
Elon Musk: Tesla 'very close' to having fully autonomous cars
Acknowledges many small problems that still remain to be solved
Facebook shows off heat-recovery system for its Danish data centre
District heating system transfers heat generated at by Facebook's servers to buildings in the city of Odense
Japan's Fugaku takes top spot as world's most powerful supercomputer
No other supercomputer has ever been able to top all four of the main recognised rankings at once
Apple ditches Intel to switch Mac computers to its own ARM-based processors
The first Macs with Apple chips will arrive by the end of the year
Apple gains patent for head-mounted display with vision correction
Vision correction system eliminates the need for users to wear prescription glasses to enjoy mixed reality content
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Lifting lockdown: the emerging role of the contact tracing app
The NHSX contact tracing app is currently being trialled on the Isle of Wight, but has the government picked the best approach for privacy and effectiveness?
Apple launches new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard
The new MacBook Pro is powered by 10th-generation Intel Core processors
Fairphone partners with /e/OS for a privacy-enhanced version of its FP3 smartphone
/e/OS is a 'de-Googled' fork of Android with trackers removed
Apple announces new £419 iPhone SE for budget-conscious buyers
It is more or less an iPhone 8 with a better processor and camera
When unplanned work takes on a whole new meaning: Fighting IT fires in the time of Covid-19
Some sectors are experiencing 11 times the number of incidents they were before the pandemic
Apple is working to introduce biometric FaceID to iMac and MacBook, new patent filing indicates
It will use a light pattern recognition module to determine the face of the user
Coronavirus latest: Ministry of Defence denies claims it has dumped Zoom over security fears
Zoom denies claims that its service is a security risk
Peter Cochrane: Experts, damn experts
The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak should concentrate some people’s minds about the importance of experts, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
Intel and AMD: processor supply won't be interrupted by coronavirus
Both AMD and Intel are continuing to produce CPUs at near full capacity despite the COVID-19 outbreak
Sony PlayStation 5 specs revealed
While the Sony PS5 hardware will be similar to Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, the two consoles also offer a number of differences in terms of raw specs
The consortium looking to make quantum random number generation faster, cheaper and more secure
QRANGE is working on a three devices to extend the benefits of true randomness
Apple fined €1.1bn by France over anti-competitive practices
France’s competition authority claims Apple struck deals to keep iPad prices high
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