Summary: Fujitsu Launches World’s First 125°C Spec. Low Power Memory for SiPs, Two Schools of Pharmacy Get a Large Dose of LifeBook Tablet PC Power and Fujitsu explains Reorganization to Strengthen Position in Medium-Sized Business Market.IR Corner: Fujitsu Ltd.
(# 6702, Tokyo Stock Exchange)
May 21, 2009 closing price: ¥ 494, - ¥ 6 （- 1.20 %）
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Table of Contents
1 - - News Room: Announcements & Press Releases
2 - - What's New @ Fujitsu: Web page updates from Fujitsu
3 - - Fujitsu In the News: News about Fujitsu in the Media
4 - - Internet Speed: Customers, Competitors & Change
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1 - - News Room: Announcements & Press Releases
Fujitsu Launches World’s First 125°C Spec. Low Power Memory for SiPs
- High temperature-resistance resolves thermal and cost issues in consumer products -
Tokyo, May 19, 2009 - Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited today announced the launch of two new Consumer FCRAM(1) memory chips featuring an operating temperature range that has been extended to a high-temperature of 125°C for the first time in memory with a DDR SDRAM interface. Sample shipment of the two new FCRAM products, the 512Mbit (MB81EDS516545), and 256Mbit (MB81EDS256545), will begin from today. These products are low power consumption memory optimized for use in system-in-packages (SiPs) in digital consumer products such as digital TVs and digital video camcorders.http://jp.fujitsu.com/group/fml/en/release/20090519.html
Fujitsu Launches the World’s First Low-Power Memory with 125 Degree C Specification for System-in-Package Products
High temperature resistance solves thermal and cost issues in consumer electronics products
Sunnyvale, CA, May 19, 2009 — Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc. (FMA) today introduced two consumer FCRAM memory ICs with the world’s first operating temperature range extended to 125ºC with DDR SDRAM interfaces. The new, low-power memory ICs are optimized for use in System-in-Packages (SiP) in consumer products such as digital TVs and digital video cameras. Samples of the Fujitsu 512Mbit MB81EDS516545 and 256Mbit MB81EDS256545 FCRAMs are available now.
http://www.fujitsu.com/us/news/pr/fma_20090519.html
Two Schools of Pharmacy Get a LaRge Dose of Fujitsu LifeBook Tablet PC Power
St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Creighton University School of Pharmacy and Health Professions Standardize on Powerful, Flexible, Rugged, and Highly Reliable Fujitsu Tablets
SUNNYVALE, CA -- 05/19/09 -- Fujitsu America continues to demonstrate its strength in the education market, today announcing that Creighton University's School of Pharmacy and Health Professions in Omaha, Neb. and the St. Louis College of Pharmacy have standardized on the LifeBook(R) T Series convertible tablet PC, providing a new tablet to every incoming student to use for note taking, collaboration and other applications.
http://solutions.us.fujitsu.com/www/content/news/newsdetail.php?nf=09502813.nitf
FIND technology information magazine - Vol.27 No.1 2009-FIND is a technology information magazine for users which provides explanations of technologies used in Fujitsu's electronic device products and introduces new products.
- CONTENTS:
- New Products
* F2MC-8FX Family Family FRAM Microcontroller Series - MB95R203
* 2-Channel Synchronous Step-down DC/DC Converter IC - MB39A138
* System Power Management IC for Mobile Terminals- MB39C316
* Development of Environment-Friendly Latching Relay 1-Pole 8A Latching Relay JSL
Series
- TOPICS: * Video Processing LSI Products by FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS
Won "the Most Popular Digital TV Supplier in China 2008 Award"
* Two Products from FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS Win
"the Leading Products of EDN China 2008 Award"
- do eco! Environmental Report
* Environmental Report File.8
Rain Forest Regeneration in Malaysian Borneo
* Environmental Report File.9
Promoting Eco-Design through the Development of Green Products
and Super Green Products
http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/microelectronics/documents/find/backnumber/27-1e.html
Reorganization to Strengthen Position in Medium-Sized Business Market 21 May, 2009 - Presenters:
Koichi Hironishi, Corporate Senior Executive Vice President, Fujitsu Limited
Kuniaki Suzuki, President, Fujitsu Business Systems Ltd. (FJB)
* PDF Presentation Material [16 pages, 236KB]
* Summary Translation of Q&A Session [Coming soon]
http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/ir/library/presentations/
3 - - Fujitsu In the News: News about Fujitsu in the Media
Fujitsu eyes more M&A to boost software operations TOKYO, May 19 (Reuters) -- Japan's Fujitsu Ltd (6702.T) said it would consider more acquisitions to improve its software line-up as part of its plans to beef up its overseas business and to better compete with rivals like IBM (IBM.N) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ.N). Competition in the global IT sector is growing fiercer, with the industry going through a wave of shake-ups, including Oracle's (ORCL.O) purchase of Sun Microsystems (JAVA.O) and Cisco Systems' (CSCO.O) entry into the server market.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUST32594120090519
STEC wins Fujitsu for its SSDs
A relationship for all ETERNUS -- By Chris Mellor, 18th May 2009 -- Fujitsu has chosen STEC as its solid state drive supplier, leaving NetApp the only enterprise storage array supplier not dealing with the SSD vendor. The company will deploy STEC's ZEUS-IOPS drives in its ETERNUS storage arrays, replacing Fibre Channel hard drives. STEC said it had worked with Fujitsu to tailor a product configuration for it. Fujitsu's SVP for storage systems, Tetsoro Kudo, said in a statement: "STEC's cutting-edge technology on Fujitsu systems renders an exceptional value proposition for the data centre of today and beyond."
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/05/18/stec_fujitsu/
Fujitsu Limited: Notice of Purchase of Shares of Lost Shareholders
Tokyo, May 21, 2009 - Fujitsu Limited announced today that it will purchase shares of lost shareholders(*) with undeliverable addresses, in accordance with Clauses 3 and 4, Article 197 of the Company Law. The measure was announced on July 31, 2008 and formally approved at a meeting of the Board of Directors today.
http://www.vwd.de/vwd/markt.htm?u=0&k=0&sektion=news&awert=adhoc&newsid=28576850&offset=0
Fujitsu Technology Solutions Selects AppliedMicro's PHY May 19, 2009 By Anil Sharma, TMCnet -- Fujitsu Technology Solutions (News - Alert), a European IT infrastructure provider, has selected AppliedMicro's QT2225 10GBASE-KR physical layer device (PHY) for 10-Gigabit per second Ethernet connectivity over copper traces for its PRIMERGY BX900 Blade System.
http://it-cost-reduction.tmcnet.com/topics/infrastructure-optimization/articles/56352-
fujitsu-technology-solutions-selects-appliedmicros-phy.htm
Fujitsu Announces ServerView RCVE Channelworld staff, Channelworld India - 05.18.2009 -- Fujitsu has announced the launch of ServerView Resource Coordinator VE (RCVE), which reportedly enables enterprises to create dynamic infrastructure from virtual and physical servers in datacenters and cloud computing environments. It also harnesses all physical and virtual resources within complex IT server topologies -- including cloud computing environments -- providing simplified, unified management and ensuring that resources are dynamically optimized to deliver best performance at all times.
http://www.channelworld.in/news/index.jsp/artId=6291555
Fujitsu built Android based GPS navigation system in two weeksFujitsu just very recently showcased an Android based GPS navigation system at the 12th Embedded Systems Expo in Tokyo where there were many similar devices that built up on Google’s Android platform were also on display. The whole GPS navigation system was utilizing network cloud service for map data and route computation - leaving only data transfer to for Android - which shouldn’t have any speed problems in a place like Japan.
http://www.gpsnews.org/gps-system/fujitsu-built-android-based-gps-navigation-system-in-two-weeks/
New-look Fujitsu reveals all to channel
VNU Net - Kayleigh Bateman -- PC vendor Fujitsu Technology Solutions has strengthened its partner account management team as it prepares to unveil its enlarged portfolio to the channel. The vendor will hold a channel event in June to give partners an opportunity to hear how the brand is evolving under new, 100 per cent owner Fujitsu Commenting on the forthcoming event, Gary Fowle, channels director at Fujitsu Technology Solutions, said: We want to reassure partners that we are still a channel organisation and give details of our product portfolio. This includes access to the Eternus storage systems, which were previously not available through us.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/16/20090520/ttc-new-look-fujitsu-reveals-all-to-chan-
6315470.html
4 - - Internet Speed: Customers, Competitors & Change
Shinoda Announces Super Thin, Super Lightweight Life-size Plasma Display
18/05/2009 -- Shinoda Plasma Corp.’s next generation plasma display measures 145-inches diagonally and is tall enough to show life-size images. Shinoda Plasma Corp. of Kobe City, Japan, has introduced what the company describes as a next generation “super thin, super lightweight” plasma display measuring 3 meters (9.8 feet) wide by 2 meters (6.6 feet) tall. The PTA (Plasma Tube Array) display, which is comprised of six 1-by-1-meter (3.3-by-3.3-feet) panels is a grown-up version of the 3-meter (9.8 feet)-wide by 1-meter (3.3 feet)-tall, 125-inch diagonal display it showed last October at the FPD International 2008 exhibition in Yokahama, Japan. The plasma tubes used in the display are 1-mm-diameter glass tubes containing a discharge gas and fluorescent materials for RGB colors. According to the company, the flexible display uses a 1 mm thick film on its curved surface, which contributes to the life-size display’s nominal 7.2 kilogram (15.8 pound) weight.http://digitalsignageexpo.net/News/tabid/317/smid/1236/ArticleID/1225/t/Shinoda-Announces-Super-Thin-Super-Lightweight-Life-size-Plasma-Display/Default.aspx
* Photo: Shinoda Plasma Corp.’s life-size plasma display
NASA TV: Persistence Pays Off in Spectrograph Repair (Hubble Space Telescope)
05.17.09 - An immovable bolt and a failed power tool were among several stumbling blocks that almost stalled the repair of another Hubble Space Telescope science instrument during Sunday's spacewalk.
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html
Colour e-paper to go on show
19.05.09 - E-book readers may still be in the black and white era but colour e-paper will be
demonstrated at a conference later this month. The New Scientist reports that E Ink Corporation of Cambridge, Massachusetts, says it will be demonstrating a colour version of its e-paper at the Society for Information Display conference in San Antonio, Texas, on 31 May, and that products based on its colour e-paper will be on the market by the end of 2010.
http://www.thebookseller.com/news/85850-page.html
Shinoda Plasma showcases 125-inch curved PTA display
Darren Murph, May 16th -- Surely you remember Shinoda Plasma and its obscenely large PTA display, right? Unfortunately, this one's no 142-incher, but 125-inches of curvaceous screen real estate still isn't anything to sneeze at -- especially when we're talking about an actual prototype. The 3- x 1-meter display consists of three PTA (plasma tube array) modules connected together, and it features a rather uninspiring 960 x 360 resolution but weighs just 7.9-pounds.http://www.engadget.com/2008/05/16/shinoda-plasma-showcases-125-inch-curved-
pta-display/
Japan’s love hotels are a big hit
May 21 2009 - Chris Cooper and Makiko Kitamura - Tokyo -- AT 6:30 p.m. on a Friday, Frank Sinatra Strangers in the Night fills the lobby of the Hotel Mario outside Tokyo. A couple scans a board showing photos of the 50 rooms, rentable for a few hours. Only three are left. Japan’s 25,000 love hotels are making money even as companies such as Sony Corp., NEC Corp. and Nissan Motors cut jobs amid the worst recession since World War II. Lovers can get a couple of hours of privacy for as little as 3,000 yen ($30), the cost of entry at a Tokyo nightclub, in a country where adults often live with their parents until their 30’s.
http://www.mydigitalfc.com/leisure-writing/japan%E2%80%99s-love-hotels-are-big-hit-742
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