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(MENAFN) Japanese Fujitsu signed MoU with the Saudi Industrial Property Authority (MODON) to launch a collaborative smart communities project in MODON's industrial areas, Arabian Business ...

Fujitsu Ltd., Japan’s largest computer services provider, cut its profit forecast 42 percent as floods in Thailand disrupted output of computer components.

Fujitsu Canada builds up its presence in Saskatchewan with this acquisitionMONTREAL , Feb. 2, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - The president of Fujitsu Canada , Mr. André Pouliot, is pleased to announce the acquisition ...

MONTREAL - Fujitsu Canada is buying TMC, a business and information technology consulting company based in Saskatchewan.

Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc. , a leader in innovative technology and front-end solutions, today announced the “Trade and Exchange” sales program for North America and Europe.

Fujitsu Asia, IT-based business solutions provider, has appointed a new regional chief executive officer, to drive the company‘s business growth and profitability in the ASEAN region.

Fujitsu Ltd. (6702) , Japan’s largest computer services provider, cut its profit forecast 42 percent as floods in Thailand disrupted output of computer components.

SANTA MONICA, CA-- - ServiceMesh, provider of the market-leading enterprise cloud platform for Global 2000 companies, today announced support for Fujitsu's Global Cloud Platform, giving ServiceMesh customers ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Fujitsu, the market leader in document imaging scanners, will be demoing new cloud service capabilities featured on the ScanSnap line of scanners, including ...

Fujitsu Laboratories of America announced that it is hosting its Fifth Annual Technology Forum in Santa Clara, California tomorrow. The theme for this year’s event is “From Sensor

Major electronic IT manufacturers including Hitachi, Ltd., Fujitsu Ltd. and NEC Corp., plan to jointly develop next-generation semiconductors that will operate with one-tenth of the power consumed by present-day devices, it has been learned. Next-generation semiconductors will allow the transfer of greater amounts of data while at the same time enable a reduction in the size of IT-equipment and their power use. The manufacturers hope to have the semiconductors available in fiscal 2019 and they anticipate the devices will be used widely at businesses including call centers that offer cloud computing services, as well as in products such as personal computers. (Yomiuri)

Japan has been developing a virus that could track down the source of a cyber attack and neutralise its program, the daily Yomiuri Shimbun reported on Sunday. The weapon is the culmination of a Y179 million ($A2.28 million) three-year project entrusted by the government to technology maker Fujitsu Ltd to develop a virus and equipment to monitor and analyse attacks, the daily said. The United States and China are reported to have put so-called cyber weapons into practical use, Yomiuri said. Japan will have to make legal amendments to use a cyber weapon as it could violate the country's law against the manufacture of a computer virus, the daily said. (MSN)

Japan's K computer has set a record for high-performance computing, according to the new Top500 List released Monday by researchers at the University of Tennessee, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Mannheim in Germany. Jointly developed by Fujitsu and the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science in Kobe, Japan, the K computer succeeded in performing 10.5 quadrillion floating-point operations per second (petaflops), which broke the prior record of 8.16 petaflops achieved last June by an earlier configuration of the same machine. Named after the Japanese word for 10 quadrillion (pronounced "kei"), Japan's supercomputer currently leads the field because of the SPARC64 VIIIfx chips specifically developed by Fujitsu for petaflop-scale computing applications. (Reuters)

Fujitsu Ltd. said the computer servers it uses for online local public services came under attack between noon Wednesday and early Thursday. Public online services were briefly incapacitated but no information was leaked after repeated, numerous access attempts through about 30 Internet protocol addresses overwhelmed systems in nine prefectures, according to Fujitsu. In the city of Fukuoka, for example, online services were interrupted intermittently for a total of six hours and 40 minutes starting Wednesday afternoon. (Japan Times)

Fujitsu Ltd. said Monday it has adapted technology from its K supercomputer, currently the world's fastest, into a commercial model aimed at companies and research institutes requiring high-level computing capabilities. The PRIMEHPC FX10, which has a theoretical processing performance of up to 23,200 trillion computations per second, will be marketed globally, the major high-tech company said. Starting with a price of about ¥50 million for a single-rack model, Fujitsu can scale up the system to a 1,024-rack configuration, it said. (Japan Times)