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Articles about Fujitsu

You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. Fujitsu tells 80,000 of its Japan employees: From now on, you work remotely

Announces plans to close 50% of its Japanese office space by close of 2022

We're no longer helping UK Post Office persecute postal workers with our shonky system, says Fujitsu

Too little, too late – but the inquiry is rolling

Fujitsu, Japan strong-Arm their way to the top with world's fastest-known super: 415-PFLOPS Fugaku

That big Arm news you were all expecting today, right?

UK.gov announces review – not proper inquiry – into Fujitsu and Post Office's Horizon IT scandal

One can force folk to testify, the other mumbles about 'lessons learned'

Brit MP demands answers from Fujitsu about Horizon IT system after Post Office staff jailed over accounting errors

Biz committee chairman asks whether firm accepts software had issues

Fujitsu unveils new laptops 'optimized for remote work' – erm, isn't that what laptops have always been for?

Maybe hitting Intel's year-old Project Athena spec counts?

Capita, Fujitsu and pals tuck into slices of £3bn London NHS framework

What lots are in the public sector pork barrel? Hardware, software, cloud services, security... plus chatbots and blockchain

Post Office burned £100m in UK taxpayer cash on Horizon IT scandal legal fees, MPs told

Sub-postmasters testified about impact of scandal on their lives

MPs to grill Post Office and Fujitsu execs on Horizon IT scandal after workers jailed over accounting errors

Flawed platform was used to throw fraud charges about

Fujitsu warns HMRC Projects team that 30% of them could be out of a job come April

No jokes, just less work for them in the cloudy era

Shhhhhh: Fujitsu bags another £12m from Libraries NI as bosses fail to bookmark replacement

Software licensing issues made it harder to turn the page

Post Office faces potential criminal probe over Fujitsu IT system's accounting failures

High Court judge passes file to prosecutors following £58m civil suit settlement

Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips

A64FX: Big in Japan, big in the US, UK at this rate

Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year

HPC beaut built by Fujitsu to debut in November

Sayonara, Duncan: Fujitsu bids farewell to EMEIA and Americas president Tait

First non-Japanese board member at services behemoth is gone

Brexit: Digital border possible for Irish backstop woes, UK MPs told

Don't worry, Fujitsu is on the case

Fujitsu 'continues to bludgeon through' UK, Ireland job cuts – union

What's Japanese for annus horribilis? 悪い年? Not a literal translation but you get the point

Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on

HPC goodness sure to cost an Arm and a leg

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