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Fujitsu is conducting trials of four retail AI agents with seven retailers to enhance sales analysis, merchandise planning, and store management, targeting a June 2027 commercial launch.

Fujitsu is conducting a retail AI trial with four AI agents and seven retail companies, planning a commercial launch by June 2027.

Fujitsu launched a retail AI trial with four agents and seven companies, planning an official launch in June 2027, despite a 25.9% quarterly revenue decrease.

Fujitsu will launch a trial environment for retail AI agents and a platform on October 6, 2026, to enhance store operations and management decisions, with an official launch planned for June 2027.

Fujitsu received an additional 41 million from the Post Office for extending the Horizon IT system contract until 2027, on top of 65 million earlier, despite its role in the scandal and public calls for accountability.

Fujitsu's stock is at JPY 4,063 ahead of October 29 results, with Q1 revenue up but profit down, as the company showcases AI and digital twin technologies.

Linux is receiving patches to implement workarounds for specific bugs identified in Fujitsu's newly announced MONAKA 144-core Arm-based server CPU.

Fujitsu will showcase technologies for a resilient society at CEATEC 2026, including social digital twins for disaster response and AI for human movement digitization, with an interactive Godzilla-themed exhibit.

Fujitsu is participating in CEATEC 2026 to exhibit advanced technologies such as AI and digital twins for disaster response and societal resilience.

Sony Bank and Fujitsu deployed generative AI in their financial system, reducing development time by 30% and man-hours by 40%.

Fujitsu is modernizing Dyno Nobel's global technology infrastructure to enhance operational efficiency, innovation, and sustainability across 30 locations worldwide.

Palantir has formed key alliances with NVIDIA, Fujitsu, and Method Security to embed its AI platforms into core enterprise operations and supply chains.

Fujitsu introduced its MONAKA processor and server for sovereign AI infrastructure, emphasizing energy efficiency, Japanese manufacturing, and secure inference capabilities.

Fujitsu Ltd announced a $0.16 per share dividend for 2026-09-29, continuing its consistent bi-annual payouts since 2020 as a global ICT company.

Fujitsu continues to receive multi-million pound government contracts, including an extension for the faulty Horizon IT system, despite its role in the Post Office scandal and public outcry.

Tomoshia Holdings and Fujitsu are collaborating on "TO-One," a core system refresh project for Tomoshia Holdings, utilizing Fujitsu Food Distribution Sync Service to standardize operations and optimize the food distribution supply chain.

Fujitsu and Anthropic partnered to advance self-evolving AI agents for continuous, safe learning in customer experience, challenging traditional human-in-the-loop models.

Byron Gill, Managing Partner of Indus Capital, discusses his journey from Soros's Quantum Fund to an independent directorship at Fujitsu, reflecting on his investment career in Asia and the firm's operational philosophy.

Fujitsu's new MONAKA CPU and server platform, launching in November 2026, aims to capture the sovereign AI infrastructure market in Japan and Europe by offering domestically manufactured, power-efficient solutions for cloud and data centers.

Fujitsu introduced a new all-in-one PC, an encrypted 320GB hard drive, and updated several notebook series with new processors and larger storage.