Fujitsu stories - Page 6

Fujitsu Technologies has developed a new kind of network control technology that is able to secure IoT devices installed in the field.

Box announced that Fujitsu has adopted Box as its content collaboration tool on its global communication platform.

The agreement provides Alloy's customers with access to Fujitsu scanning solutions in the workgroup, departmental and production-level categories.

Fujitsu unveils new GS21 mainframes with 20% more CPU power, 40% less space, enhancing security & scalability.

Fujitsu launches the PRIMERGY CX1430 M1, an energy-efficient server targeting data centre firms and cloud providers, aiming to cut operational costs by 60%.

Fujitsu assesses the challenges that exist with the Australian government's digital transformation initiatives and the public storage of data.

Veeam lauds ANZ partners at ProPartner awards in Sydney, highlighting standout achievers across 14 categories.

Fujitsu Australia launches Reconciliation Action Plan to promote equality for Indigenous people in ICT industry.

​After its brief hiccup in 2017, the augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets market is set to offer opportunities aplenty.

This will enable uniform IT device operations across locations outside Japan, supporting Fujitsu customers in enhancing their global IT governance.

Fujitsu announced that it has agreed to provide NTT DOCOMO with base station hardware that it intends to commercialize for 5G.

Fujitsu can support migration to SAP S/4HANA, regardless of customer's operating system, database management system, or SAP ERP system.

Fujitsu's cloud-based multimodal biometrics-as-a-service solution will enable Australian organisations to deploy biometric authentication.

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.