Fujitsu is a Japanese multinational information and communications technology (ICT) company headquartered in Kawasaki. Founded on June 20, 1935, it is one of the world’s oldest and largest technology companies, providing IT services, digital transformation solutions, cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), data center infrastructure, networking, and enterprise software. Today, Fujitsu focuses on helping governments and businesses modernize their operations through digital innovation while promoting sustainability. [1]

• Company Name: Fujitsu Limited

• Founded: June 20, 1935

• Headquarters: Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan

• Industry: Information Technology (IT) and Information & Communications Technology (ICT)

• CEO: Takahito Tokita

• Employees: Approximately 99,000 worldwide

• Revenue: Around ¥3.5 trillion annually

• Stock Exchange: Tokyo Stock Exchange (Ticker: 6702) [2]

Fujitsu was established as the telecommunications division of Fuji Electric before becoming an independent company in 1935. Initially focused on manufacturing telephone equipment, the company gradually expanded into computers, semiconductors, servers, and enterprise IT systems.

Major milestones include:

• 1954: Developed Japan’s first computer, FACOM 100.

• 1960s–1980s: Became a leading manufacturer of mainframes and business computers.

• 1990s: Expanded internationally through acquisitions and partnerships.

• 2000s: Shifted focus toward IT services, outsourcing, and enterprise solutions.

• 2020s: Accelerated its transformation into a digital services company emphasizing AI, cloud computing, and sustainability. [3]

Fujitsu operates across several major technology sectors:

IT Services

• Digital transformation consulting

• Managed IT services

• Systems integration

• Enterprise application development

• Business process modernization

Cloud Computing

• Hybrid cloud solutions

• Multi-cloud management

• Cloud migration services

• Infrastructure modernization

Artificial Intelligence

Fujitsu develops AI technologies for:

• Manufacturing

• Healthcare

• Financial services

• Retail

• Public sector

• Predictive analytics

• Automation

Cybersecurity

Its cybersecurity portfolio includes:

• Security operations

• Identity management

• Threat detection

• Risk assessment

• Compliance solutions

Computing Infrastructure

Fujitsu manufactures:

• Enterprise servers

• Storage systems

• Network infrastructure

• High-performance computing systems

Quantum-Inspired Computing

The company developed the Digital Annealer, a specialized computing technology designed to solve complex optimization problems in logistics, finance, and manufacturing. [4]

Fujitsu is internationally recognized for high-performance computing. Its most famous achievement is the development of the Fugaku supercomputer in collaboration with RIKEN.

Fugaku:

• Ranked as the world’s fastest supercomputer in 2020.

• Powered by Fujitsu’s A64FX ARM-based processors.

• Used for scientific research, medical simulations, climate modeling, and AI research. [5]

Fujitsu offers:

• Enterprise software

• Cloud platforms

• Data center services

• AI platforms

• Network equipment

• Storage systems

• Managed IT services

• Digital consulting

• Business analytics

• IoT solutions

• High-performance processors

• Financial technology solutions

Historically, Fujitsu also manufactured personal computers, laptops, smartphones, and semiconductors, though it has reduced its focus on consumer electronics to prioritize enterprise technology. [6]

Fujitsu provides technology solutions for:

• Government

• Banking and finance

• Healthcare

• Manufacturing

• Telecommunications

• Retail

• Transportation

• Energy and utilities

• Education

• Automotive

Fujitsu operates across more than 100 countries, with significant business operations in:

• Japan

• United Kingdom

• Germany

• Spain

• United States

• Australia

• Singapore

• Philippines

• India

Its customer base includes governments, multinational corporations, financial institutions, healthcare providers, and manufacturers. [7]

Fujitsu’s corporate purpose is:

“Make the world more sustainable by building trust in society through innovation.”

The company invests in:

• Green computing

• Carbon-neutral data centers

• Renewable energy initiatives

• AI for environmental management

• Smart cities

• Digital inclusion

Its long-term vision is to become a technology company that creates positive social and environmental impact through digital services. [8]

Fujitsu’s global brand promise is:

“Shaping tomorrow with you.”

This reflects its emphasis on collaborating with customers and partners to create innovative and sustainable digital solutions. The company highlights three core brand attributes:

• Responsive

• Ambitious

• Genuine [9]

Fujitsu invests heavily in research across:

• Artificial intelligence

• Quantum-inspired computing

• Advanced semiconductors

• High-performance computing

• Data science

• 5G/6G networking

• Digital twins

• Automation

• Sustainability technologies

It collaborates with universities, governments, and technology partners worldwide. [10]

Fujitsu is widely regarded as:

• One of Japan’s largest technology companies.

• A leading global IT services provider.

• A pioneer in supercomputing and enterprise infrastructure.

• A major digital transformation partner for governments and large enterprises.

The company has also faced scrutiny over its involvement in the UK’s Horizon Post Office system, which has had significant legal and reputational consequences. At the same time, it continues to invest in AI, cloud services, and next-generation computing technologies. [11]

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2. Corporate Overview | Fujitsu Global

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5. Graph Partitioning with Fujitsu Digital Annealer

6. Ookami: Deployment and Initial Experiences

7. About Fujitsu : Fujitsu Global

8. The Fujitsu brand promise : Fujitsu Philippines

9. Fujitsu and leading Japanese robotics companies to use Nvidia technology in ‘physical AI’

10. Provider of faulty computer system apologizes to hundreds affected by UK Post Office scandal

11. Fujitsu | Company Overview & News