Articles about Fujitsu

Blighty evades Fujitsu's staff-slashing samurai sword

Continental Europe lacking ninja skills, unfortunately

Fujitsu looks to blast cloud silos with RunMyProcess buy

Silicon Valley to be site of new cloudy hub

Fujitsu sells off microcontroller and analog chip biz to Spansion

Japanese giant books a loss in 2012, optimistic about 2013

Fujitsu Technology Solutions CEO throws in the towel

Schwirz to 'pursue ambitions'. Don't let them get far

UK.gov blacklists Fujitsu from future contracts - report

Japanese IT group Fujitsu is among several companies that have been "blacklisted" by the UK Government, claims the Financial Times. It means that Fujitsu, G4S and other unnamed companies will not be considered for future public sector contracts when they come up for tender because of their poor performance on past and existing …

Now Fujitsu breaks up with UK tech distributor Northamber

Fujitsu Technology Products Group (FTPG) has become the latest major vendor to give UK IT distributor Northamber its marching orders, The Channel can exclusively reveal. Folk close to the Japanese outfit reckon the clock is already ticking on Surrey-based Northamber to wind down its position. "They are gone by 30 June," said one …

Fujitsu raises UK minimum wage to £14k

Union temporarily happy, but sees trouble ahead

Fujitsu Tech Solutions boss: I am an industry 'insurgent'

Badboy Michael Keegan plans to upset rivals, pilfer biggest partners

Fujitsu hugs SAP, says it's all about solutions now

Fujitsu Forum 2012 Fujitsu Technology Solutions insisted its integration into its parent company and parallel global expansion was on track this week as it kicked off its European user forum minus CEO Rolf Schwirz, who left the firm on Halloween. At the same time, it tied its wagon to SAP, declared support for third-party …

Fujitsu says sayonara to semiconductor biz, thousands of staff

Japanese IT giant Fujitsu has been trying to eject its semiconductor business for a number of years, and has finally had enough of the drag it puts on its revenues and earnings. To that end, Fujitsu will spin out its chip business into partnerships with consumer electronics conglomerate Panasonic and rival Taiwan Semiconductor …

Fujitsu: We could run Office on any device if Microsoft lets us

Exclusive iOS Office is more about licencing than tech

Fujitsu: We're not blacklisted by gov, but we want private work

Grey men of Whitehall confirm there's no black list

Fujitsu lures devs to new cloud store with 'SaaSification' sweeties

CeBit Wanna make some money, kids?

Fujitsu guru: Win 8 will triumph. And we'll have brain plugs in 2027

Quite literally inside the mind of the CTO

Kcom puts Fujitsu's Long in the MD hot seat

New MD has work cut out as firm reports dip in half-year numbers

Unite calls off strikes at Fujitsu

Keeps quiet on pay deal for members

Fujitsu TS axes channel boss role

Musical chairs continues as Martin Smith quits for Microsoft

Scale-out virgin Fujitsu pushes out high-performing tool

SNW Europe Terabyte per second throughput: Out-scales SONAS

Get your Fujitsu cloud free

Fujitsu staff vote on strikes

NOA: Fujitsu strike highlights perils of single-supplier deals

Fujitsu foresees gloom, blames exchange rates

DWP ditches Fujitsu and reappoints HP

Fujitsu busts K super through 10 petaflops

Fujitsu embiggens Eternus

Fujitsu signs gravy train agreement

Sparc M4 chips etched by Oracle, not Fujitsu

Fujitsu makes biggest Eternus even bigger

Fujitsu is taking on EMC's VMAX, saying its series 2 DX8700 storage array extends modular array technology into the monolithic array space. Typically, monolithic arrays like EMC's VMAX and HDS's VSP have multiple controllers linked to many, many drive enclosures by a high-speed internal interconnect fabric, such as VMAX' virtual …