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What will 2021 bring for the insurance industry?
Expect to see new insurance technologies and faster adoption
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How we digitally transformed the frontlines of Spain’s healthcare system
As one of the country's hardest-hit in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Spain
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Supporting education through COVID-19
Of the many challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, education is one of the most acute. The overnight switch to online learning has been difficult for all involved, but Fujitsu has embraced the challenge and is working to ensure continued educational excellence at all levels through innovative digital tools.
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Compressing video data for AI analysis to a tenth of the size of conventional technology to solve security and other social issues using the cloud
In response to the challenge of sending high-volume video data to the cloud without overburdening network bandwidth, Fujitsu Laboratories has developed high-compression technology.
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Combating COVID-19 with Supercomputer Fugaku (part 1)
In April 2020, RIKEN teamed up with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) to make the Fugaku available for use in COVID-19 research and development.
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Combating COVID-19 with supercomputer Fugaku (part 2)
In April 2020, RIKEN teamed up with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) to make the Fugaku available for use in COVID-19 research and development.
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Taking on the challenge of COVID-19: The birth of six-dimensional interconnect technology for the supercomputer Fugaku (part 2)
One of Fugaku’s most defining supporting technologies is six-dimensional interconnect technology, which is a further evolution of the technology of its predecessor, the K computer. So, how was this technology, which is unique to Japan, created and developed into the world's highest-end supercomputer? We interviewed Yuichiro Ajima of Fujitsu, who is the architect that led the development of the K and Fugaku supercomputers, and received the Medal with Purple Ribbon in the spring of 2020.
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Taking on the challenge of COVID-19: The birth of six-dimensional interconnect technology for the supercomputer Fugaku (part 1)
One of Fugaku’s most defining supporting technologies is six-dimensional interconnect technology, which is a further evolution of the technology of its predecessor, the K computer. So, how was this technology, which is unique to Japan, created and developed into the world's highest-end supercomputer? We interviewed Yuichiro Ajima of Fujitsu, who is the architect that led the development of the K and Fugaku supercomputers, and received the Medal with Purple Ribbon in the spring of 2020.
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Driving innovation with the Open Innovation Gateway
Some of the world’s most talented thinkers and progressive institutions are collaborating using a dynamic platform that connects customers, start-ups, enterprises and venture capitalists.
