Signal Interference—A New Problem in the Age of Wireless Communication That Can Suddenly Disconnect Your Smartphone

With the implementation of the fifth generation mobile communications system (5G), the next-generation communications standard planned for 2020, expectations are high for smoother, improved communications services. However, with the increase in traffic, the possibility of worsened communication quality due to signal interference is gaining attention. To address this issue, Fujitsu developed the world's first technological solution for removing signal interference that is thought to be unpredictable.

• Infrastructure
• 5G

• Fujitsu
• March 7, 2019

Building Carbon-free Society with Technology to Facilitate Energy Trading Between Consumers on Blockchain

• Blockchain
• Public Sector

• Fujitsu
• March 5, 2019

The Future RPA Will Bring About: Digital Transformation in the Days Ahead

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is attracting much attention. RPA appears to have been successful because it addresses work-style reform as well as other latent needs. This article discusses digital transformation in the days ahead in terms of RPA's benefits and effects beyond streamlining office work.

• Digital Workplace
• Artificial Intelligence

• Fujitsu
• February 26, 2019

Amidst More Serious Cyber Security Threats, AI and Blockchain Technologies to Create Trust

Cyber security threats are becoming increasingly serious by the day. It is imperative not only to adopt security technologies but to ensure the authenticity of data used, systems, and people. Fujitsu has introduced state-of-the-art technologies that help achieve trust and creativity in the digital age at Fujitsu Insight 2018, a security-themed conference held on December 4, 2018. [Fujitsu Insight 2018 Security Seminar Report]

• Cyber Security
• Blockchain

• Fujitsu
• January 30, 2019

Internet as New Advertising Medium: What is AD Drive that Efficiently Delivers Internet Ads?

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cyber Security

• Fujitsu
• January 29, 2019

IT Department Mission in Business Continuity: Security & Resilience

Safety and Security in corporate activities is an old and new theme. For companies, security & resilience is the top of the agenda. Cyber Attacks have become more sophisticated and intricate, rendering perfect security impossible. Therefore, companies must become resilient, which means that they need strategies to detect attacks quickly, to keep damage localized, and to restore operations safely. Under the theme of security resilience, we interviewed a representative from Tohoku Electric Power and four consultants from Fujitsu Research Institute (FRI). (Date of interview: February 14, 2018)

• Cyber Security

• Fujitsu
• January 23, 2019

AI Helps Shift from Non-Core to Core Tasks; Learn the Key to Successful Workstyle Innovation in a Fujitsu's In-house Case Example

While many companies are making efforts toward workstyle innovation, many do not feel their efforts are bearing fruit. In a speech on workstyle innovation entitled "New Workstyle Innovation Using AI―Insight into Ai-Enabled Work Visualization and Improvement Measures Gained through an In-house Practice" at Fujitsu Insight 2018 on November 28, 2018, Fujitsu evangelist Kunikazu Matsumoto used in-house case examples to provide insight into successful workstyle innovation that starts at the sites where work is actually done. [Fujitsu Insight 2018 "Workstyle Innovation" Keynote Speech Report]

• Digital Workplace
• Artificial Intelligence

• Fujitsu
• January 18, 2019

AI and the IoT: Exploring Effective Use of High Technology

Cutting-edge technologies such as AI, the IoT, and VR are indispensable to digital transformation (DX). How can high technology be effectively applied to drive DX? [Fujitsu Insight 2018 "AI and the IoT" Keynote Speech Report]

• Artificial Intelligence
• Big Data

• Fujitsu
• January 16, 2019

'Explainability' and ethics for AI Researchers ramp it up at Silicon Valley's foremost artificial intelligence symposium

AI has arrived. A proven technology that is exciting the world and generating heated debate between staunch advocates and lukewarm adversaries. From its starry-eyed birth in the 1960s to the down-to-earth tasks it performs today, AI has become the ultimate disruptor. Now, after the feel-good era of discovery, researchers find themselves grappling with two deep — and not unexpected — questions that challenge further deployment of AI.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Events

• Fujitsu
• November 16, 2018