Fujitsu

Tokyo tech corporation

Fujitsu is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in information technology and electronics.

Founded in 1935, it produces computers, servers, telecommunications equipment, and IT services.

The name combines Fuji (from parent company Furukawa) with the Japanese rendering of Siemens (シーメンス), an early partner: Fujitsu laptops, Fujitsu scanners.

hardware

mainframe

Large centralized computer system

laptop · scanner · keyboard · processor · semiconductor · microprocessor · storage · peripheral · components · manufacturing

corporation

Japanese

Of or from Nippon

conglomerate · headquarters · subsidiaries · partnerships · globalization · workforce · revenue · shareholders · acquisitions · divisions

competitors

IBM

Multinational technology corporation

Cisco · Oracle · Huawei · Toshiba · Panasonic · Sony · Samsung

innovation

research

Systematic fact-finding effort

  • R&DCreating new products
  • patentsExclusive rights to inventions
  • laboratoriesFacilities for scientific investigation

quantum computing · emerging technology · supercomputing · breakthrough · pioneering · advancement · development · prototyping · engineering · next-generation

software

applications

Practical uses or requests

ERP · CRM · cloud services · virtualization · cybersecurity · AI · machine learning · automation · analytics · platforms

Categories
Opposites
corporate origin/nationality

FujitsuIBM

Multinational technology corporation

Hewlett-Packard · Microsoft · Accenture · Oracle · Infosys

business model

FujitsuSony

Japanese electronics and entertainment corporation

Apple · Samsung · Toshiba · Nintendo · LG

company size/establishment

Fujitsugarage startup

Home-based fledgling company

disruptor · Palantir

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Concrete · Rated G