Fujitsu announced the decision to establish a new organisation to strengthen its governance of AI ethics.

Fujitsu and KDDI Corporation have announced an agreement to collaborate on creating new services that enrich the customer experience and contribute to the resolution of social issues by utilising Fujitsu's private 5G and KDDI's au 5G technologies, with the ultimate aim of realising a new digital society and co-creating businesses based on 5G.

Based on its medium and long-term environmental vision, the 'Fujitsu Climate and Energy Vision,' Fujitsu has demonstrated its commitment to contributing to the realisation of a carbon-neutral society and adaptation to climate change with a pledge to source 100% of its energy needs for its global Shiodome HQ building from October 2021.

Fujitsu Laboratories has announced the development of a new multi-factor biometric authentication technology to deliver an innovative shopping experience for the ‘New Normal’ era, combining non-contact biometrics that filter the verification target through facial data with identification performed via palm vein recognition.

Fujitsu Laboratories has announced the development of a facial recognition technology that uses conventional cameras to successfully identify efforts to spoof authentication systems. This includes impersonation attempts in which a person presents a printed photograph or an image from the internet to a camera.

Fujitsu Philippines has worked with NetFoundry to help businesses in the country address key networking challenges resulting from the acceleration of digital transformation caused by the current global health crisis.

Fujitsu Laboratories has announced the development of an adhesive sheet composed of carbon nanotubes with extremely high thermal conductivity of up to 100W/mK (watt per meter per Kelvin).

Fujitsu Limited and Upstream Security have announced a partnership for vehicle cyber security. The companies will collaborate in the development of security operations solutions for connected vehicles. As more vehicles are connected to the network, they are increasingly prone to the growing risk of cyber attacks. International and domestic committees such as UNECE/WP.29, have already started discussing regulation and standardisation of cyber secu...

Fujitsu has announced the Japan launch of a new model in its FUJITSU Server PRIMERGY series of PC servers, the PRIMERGY RX2530 M4p, which features a high-speed virtual switch optimised for 5G communications. The new model comes equipped with the Intel Xeon Gold 6138P processor with integrated FPGA as standard and includes a virtual switch for performing packet processing in a virtual network.

Fujitsu has announced a technology that draws on mathematical models built with limited data on rainfall and water levels to create flooding predictions for rivers. The solution leverages Fujitsu Human Centric AI Zinrai, and utilises a model that incorporates insights from hydrology to produce an AI that achieves predictions with greater precision.

Fujitsu Laboratories, has shown the capability of the Digital Annealer to maximise the performance of magnetic devices essential for renewable energy harvesting and other uses. The application of Fujitsu's next-generation architecture allows for the nearly instantaneous calculation of the optimal arrangement of multiple planar (2D) magnets to maximise the strength of the magnetic field in a device.

Fujitsu Australia has been awarded the contract to upgrade the nation's fastest supercomputer. The new machine, which will be housed at The Australian National University in Canberra and operated by the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI), will provide a ten-fold increase in speed and provide Australian researchers with world-class, high-end computing services.

At the annual Fujitsu Innovation Gathering today in London, Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe announces two new technologies that significantly reduce the cost of AI solution creation for visual inspection applications. The novel solution uses a new type of defect detector that is trained on normal (non-defective) data, reducing dataset creation costs as well as enabling the detection of previously unseen patterns.

The development of technology to easily create the training data necessary to apply AI to time-series data, such as those from accelerometers and gyroscopic sensors, has been announced by Fujitsu Laboratories and Kumamoto University. Time-series data obtained from sensors does not include anything other than every-changing numerical data.

Shaping visitor experiences to maximise money spent. Driving in-store sales through smartphone notifications. Justifying premium mall rents with hard traffic data and lowering operating costs. These are just a few of the potential benefits of making shopping malls smart. 

An AI technology that automatically determines whether action needs to be taken in response to a cyber attack has been developed by Fujitsu Laboratories. When a business network has been hit with a cyber attack, various security appliances detect the attack on the network's servers and devices.

Fujitsu is expanding its product portfolio of Bluetooth Low Energy enabled ultra-low power product portfolio with newly released Apollo3 Blue device from Ambiq Micro. Apollo3 Blue Wireless SoC with integrated Bluetooth low energy comes with updated peripherals, additional memory, an advanced DMA engine & TurboSPOT. This new product extends the capabilities of Ambiq Micros Apollo Blue family of products and is available now for battery-powered...

Fujitsu and Ericsson have entered an agreement to deliver end-to-end 5G network solutions and related services under a strategic partnership. The two companies are joining forces to develop this based on their combined portfolios - spanning radio access and core network - for the dynamic 5G market in Japan, connecting communications service providers to the global 5G ecosystem.

Fujitsu announce the development of "Wide Learning," a machine learning technology capable of accurate judgements even when operators cannot obtain the volume of data necessary for training.

A multi-year partnership focused on advancing the science and engineering of intelligence while supporting the next generation of researchers in this emerging field, has been announced by Fujitsu Laboratories and MIT's Center for Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM). The new commitment follows on several years of collaborative research among scientists at the two organisations.