Fujitsu electronics and computing services

Fujitsu is a Japanese multinational information technology equipment and services company established in 1935 as a spinoff from Fuji Electric Company. Originally focused on communications hardware, the brand has evolved into one of the world's most significant providers of IT services and solutions, ranging from high-performance computing to enterprise software and hardware.

Today, Fujitsu maintains a global manufacturing and service footprint. While much of its high-end R&D and manufacturing remains in Japan, its supply chain spans across Southeast Asia and Europe. The company is particularly well-known for its development of the Fugaku supercomputer and its transition toward a services-led business model focusing on digital transformation (DX) for corporate and government clients.

As a publicly traded entity on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Fujitsu remains a Japanese-owned enterprise. It operates through various global subsidiaries and specialized business units, ensuring a presence in virtually every major market worldwide while maintaining its headquarters in Tokyo.