Pay, redundancies and pensions battle ends in compromise
Members of Unite union have voted to accept Fujitsu's proposals tabled by mediation service Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS).
New infrastructure-as-a-service offerings expected to be followed by broader application-based cloud services
Fujitsu's services strategy has entered a new phase following the availability of its first cloud-based solution.
NSW rail company extends managed services contract with Fujitsu
RailCorp has extended its managed services contract with IT firm, Fujitsu, after a three-year relationship.
The server is 23 percent faster than its predecessor
Sun and Fujitsu upgraded their Sparc Enterprise M3000 server, equipping it with newer hardware to deliver faster performance, the companies said on Tuesday.
17 providers line up for the NSW Government's expressions of interest to consolidate datacentre facilities from 130 to 2
Seventeen providers from a range of industries have lined up with expressions of interest to manage the NSW Government’s whole-of-government datacentre requirements.
Workers stop work over pay and job security
Hundreds of UK Fujitsu employees went on strike last week in the first ever national walkout at an IT company.
Three new servers combine huge performance gains with excellent management tools; choice comes down to expandability, price
Intel's newest server processors represent a major architectural change from earlier Xeon generations. One big improvement over previous-generation Xeons is the addition of an onboard memory controller and Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA). Taking a cue from AMD, Intel added NUMA to Nehalem to help eliminate cache starvation by tying banks of RAM to each processor.
Users who fancy a night out without the QWERTY keypad can leave it at home
Fujitsu is breaking new ground in the cell phone market with the imminent introduction of a cell phone that splits into two parts.
Fujitsu has unveiled a 10Gbps Ethernet switch designed to handle important applications in an energy efficient way.
Fujitsu has unveiled a 10Gbps Ethernet switch designed to handle important applications in an energy-efficient way.
New notebooks take advantage of Microsoft's touch-friendly OS
Touch-screen notebooks are nothing new, especially in the realm of handheld smartphones and PDAs, but due to disappointing hardware and the lack of OS support, they've remained a small market niche for business notebooks and desktop systems.
New Infrastructure-as-a-Service offering to be integrator giant's first steps into cloud computing, as it continues to look to gain broad traction in the market
Cloud computing is factoring heavily in Fujitsu’s growth plan for 2010.
ARN brings together a panel of experts to discuss sustainable IT in Australia
Awareness of IT’s environment impact, as well as the enablement role it plays in improving society’s carbon footprint, are now dominant considerations for Australian IT providers and their customers. ARN recently brought together a panel of industry experts to discuss how far we’ve come in the quest for sustainable IT. This roundtable was sponsored by Symantec.
Pooling of resources set to save money and the environment
Three major Victorian universities have selected Fujitsu to supply a shared datacentre to help save money and the environment.
The application will appear in mobile phones near the end of this year
Are you having problems with your golf swing and can't figure out what the problem is? Fujitsu has a mobile-phone application now in development that can help.
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