A UK parliamentary committee is urging Japanese tech firm Fujitsu to make an immediate payment towards the compensation bill for victims of the Post Office IT scandal. The company supplied the faulty Horizon software, leading to wrongful prosecutions of branch operators. Thousands await redress, with calls for Fujitsu to commit to its full liability.
Le président de Fujitsu, Hidenori Furuta, a démissionné en raison d'une «conduite inappropriée liée à une femme». L'entreprise a pris connaissance des faits en juin, mais a précisé qu'aucune loi n'a été violée. Il n'est pas prévu de le remplacer immédiatement.
Fujitsu chair Hidenori Furuta resigned after the company's board learned of his "woman-related inappropriate conduct." This follows Fujitsu's involvement in the UK Post Office IT scandal.
日本IT大廠富士通（Fujitsu）宣布，67歲的董事長古田英範因涉及與女性有關的不當行為而辭職。公司原定讓他在29日的股東大會上續任，但得知此事後認為他不適合該職位，古田也主動請辭。
Fujitsu Client Computing (FCCL) has announced new models for its FMV Note U (14-inch) and FMV Note A (16-inch) laptop series, set to launch in mid-June. The FMV U59-L2 boasts a lightweight design and Copilot+ PC compliance, while the FMV Note A series offers three configurations with different CPUs and optical drives.
Fujitsu CEO Takatoshi Tokita expressed regret that the company's electronic health record systems may have contributed to the fragmentation of medical data in Japan due to differing specifications and vendor lock-in. Fujitsu is now partnering with SoftBank and SMFG to build a "domestic healthcare infrastructure" to address these issues.
SMBC Group, Fujitsu, and SoftBank have agreed to partner in the health and medical sector. They will build a data platform for managing medical data and develop an AI agent for personalized health support, aiming to integrate with national platforms and reduce healthcare costs.
