Fujitsu stories - Page 7

Fujitsu is rolling out its biometric palm vein authentication solutions within its own company to replace passwords used by around 80,000 employees.

Microsoft and Fujitsu to collaborate on AI solutions to transform the way people work, focusing on creativity and automation.

Fujitsu's latest WAN acceleration tech, utilising FPGA accelerators, boasts transfer speeds up to 40Gbps between clouds, setting a new industry standard.

Another notable feature of the sensor is that it eliminates the need to replace batteries as it uses solar cells instead.

This is not the first time Fujitsu and Citrix have collaborated. The two companies have collaborated on VDI technology for around two decades.

Lenovo has acquired a controlling stake in Fuitsu’s PC business in a JPY 17.85 billion-plus deal as it seeks to shore up its PC business.

Fujitsu has launched the first phase of a USD $17 million dispatch system for Tasmania Police, aiming to boost emergency response efficiency and safety.

Customer expectations and organizational attitudes are the driving forces behind digital transformation, says Fujitsu report.

Fujitsu has launched a new assessment consulting service in Japan to help customers meet US NIST SP800-171 security standards, offering end-to-end support.

Fujitsu launches SD-WAN-as-a-Service solution in partnership with Silver Peak to help service providers offer turnkey SD-WAN services to enterprise customers.

Fujitsu teams up with top Japanese banks to start blockchain-based P2P money transfer trials, heralding a cashless era.

The service will provide racers information on their location within the marine race area as well as automatic warnings...

Fujitsu unveils a pioneering wearable translator, freeing hands in medical settings for enhanced patient care.

Cloud Lending Solutions asserts the partnership will enable Fujitsu to provide a cloud-based loan and leasing software to their customers.

Rob Norris says further investment in cyber security technology is an unsurprising but welcome move by the European Commission - but more is needed.

The Japanese ICT company draws attention to issues that arise when sharing data between multiple locations which is stored in the cloud.

Fujitsu New Zealand has plunged into the red with a $603,000 loss for the latest financial year, despite recording an increase in revenue.

Fujitsu will deliver VMware cloud solutions as a service on the Fujitsu’s K5 cloud service, which is currently deployed 9 regions.

Fujitsu says data centres are one of the main drivers of the increasing GHG emissions caused by the ICT industry.

While the company has experienced great success in Japan, elsewhere its revenue and profits appear to be declining.