Company milestones(Chronological table)
- First Steps: Telecommunications (1923-1949)
- The Dawn of Fujitsu's Computer Business (1950-1958)
- A Decade of Bold Moves (1959-1969)
- A Wave of International Standardization (1970-1979)
- A Decade of Personalization (1980-1991)
- A Shift to Solutions and Services (1992-2001)
- Aim for a prosperous society that promotes the well-being of people (2002 - )
7. Aim for a prosperous society that promotes the well-being of people (2002 - )
2002
- Commences world's first large-scale pilot manufacturing of 90-nm LSI devices at Akiruno Technology Center
- Establishment of The FUJITSU Way (current Fujitsu Way)
- Releases GS21 600, the world's fastest mainframe
- Pioneers use of energy-efficient, biodegradable plastic in notebook computers
- Feb. Unveils "TRIOLE" platform-integration strategy
- Apr. Renames ICL, U.S. based companies DMR and Amdahl Corp. as Fujitsu Services Holding PLC, Fujitsu Consulting Holdings, Inc. and Fujitsu IT Holdings, Inc. respectively
2003
Apple launches iTunes
- Announces global partnership in mission-critical Linux solutions field with Red Hat
- Releases FOMA F205i, marking full-scale entry into 3rd generation cell-phone market
- PalmSecure contactless palm vein authentication technology is developed
- Nov. Opens Fujitsu Solution Square, its center for solutions business
2004
Athens Olympics
- Obtains ISO14001 certification for environmental management
- Releases PRIMEPOWER, the world's first UNIX servers using 90-nm semiconductor technology
2005
Kyoto Protocol comes into effect
- Begins production of 90 -nm logic LSI devices employing 300mm wafers (Mie 300mm Fab. No.1) in Mie Plant in Japan
- Releases next-generation router, CSR-1, developed under a strategic tie-up with Cisco Systems, Inc.
- Releases Japan's first UHF band RFID products
- Develops world's first highly integrated LSI for use in WiMAX-compliant base stations and subscriber stations
- Releases processor conforming to the latest H.264 standard for video compression
- Apr. Releases PRIMEQUEST, the world's most powerful mission-critical IA server
- Jun. Launches globally PalmSecure contactless palm vein authentication equipment business
2006
Terrestrial digital TV one-segment broadcasting begins in Japan
- Announces expansion of global partnership in services area with SAP AG
- Releases World's first 300GB 2.5" serial ATA hard disk drive
2007
- Begins operations for 65nm technology at Mie plant in Japan (Mie 300mm Fab.No.2)
- Delivers Castor oil based biodegradable plastic
- Sales of "universal designed" mobile phones surpass the 10-million-unit mark
- Apr. Releases Solaris/SPARC server,"SPARC Enterprise", achieving new standards in speed and reliability in open systems
2008
Beijing Olympics
- Establishes LSI Subsidiary, Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited
- Attained No.1 share in North American's optical transmission system (Metro WDM) market
2009
Inauguration of President Obama
Pandemic declared for new influenza
- Apr. Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH becomes a wholly owned subsidiary, and name is changed to Fujitsu Technology Solutions (Holding) B.V.
2010
Apple launched the iPad
- Jan. Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) launches Next-Generation "arrowhead" Trading System
- Apr. Fujitsu Trusted Cloud Square is opened, a facility for testing cloud computing systems
- Jun. Introduces new brand promise "shaping tomorrow with you"
2011
The Great East Japan Earthquake
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Nov. Supercomputer "K computer" Takes Consecutive No. 1 in World Ranking
- Achieves world's fastest processing speed of 10.51 petaflops and 93.2% operating efficiency -
* The K computer is jointly developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu. "K" comes from the Japanese Kanji letter "Kei" which means ten peta or 10 to the 16th power.
2012
London Olympics
- Opens First Data Center in China
- Oct. Agriculture cloud solution, Akisai, is launched
2013
Existence of Higgs boson confirmed
Mount Fuji is granted World Heritage status
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Apr. Fujitsu Sets Out its "Fujitsu Technology and Service Vision"
New structure of technologies and services based on Fujitsu's vision of a "Human Centric Intelligent Society".
2014
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Mar. Announces New Global Matrix Organization
- Accelerate the globalization of its business by creating a new organization structure consisting of five regions – EMEIA (Europe, Middle East, India and Africa), Americas, Asia, Oceania and Japan
- Nov. Launched IoT platform for creation of business and the formation of a global ecosystem
2015
- Feb. Appoints as an official Gold Partner of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in the category of Data Center Hardware
- Jun. 80th anniversary of its foundation
- Sep. Launches MetaArc, its Digital Business Platform
- Nov. Takes systematic approach to artificial intelligence with "Human Centric AI Zinrai"
2016
- Fujitsu Laboratories develops new architecture that rivals quantum computers in utility
2017
- Establishes "FUJITSU Climate and Energy Vision," a medium- to long-term environmental vision for 2050
2018
- Launches Fujitsu Quantum-inspired Computing Digital Annealer Cloud Service
- The International Gymnastics Federation decides to Implement Fujitsu's Judging Support System
2019
- Event Support Service featuring "Ontenna", a user interface device to sense sound with body, launched
- Fujitsu Group External Advisory Committee on AI Ethics established
2020
- Establishes "Ridgelinez Limited"
- Japan's first commercial local 5G operation started
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Supercomputer Fugaku takes No. 1 in World Rankings, TOP 500, HPCG, HPL-AI, and Graph 500
* Fugaku was jointly developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu.
- Revamps corporate philosophy "Fujitsu Way"
- Jul. Pushes on 'New Normal', redefining working styles
- Oct. Establishes "Fujitsu Japan Limited"
2021
- Establishes new business brand Fujitsu Uvance
2022
- Expanded job-based human resource management to include regular employees
2023
- Mar. Launched quantum computing cloud service
- May Launched Generative AI consulting service
2024
- Feb. Launched the Uvance Wayfinders consulting business brand
- Mar. Won Prime Minister’s Award with ultra high-performance computing platform using jointly developed 64-qubit quantum computer
- Apr. Consolidated the functions of the head office into Fujitsu Technology Park in Kawasaki
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