Well-established companies in the technology world continue to transform to carry out their operations. The last part of this transformation is from Fujitsu came. The Japan-based technology giant stated that it will split its PC and hardware division into two.
Fujitsu will live on as Fsas Technologies
Fujitsu, hardware operations Fsas Technologies announced that it plans to transform it into a new company called . With this move, the company wants to transform it into a more sustainable and profitable business by 2030.
As of April 1, 2024, Fsas Technologies will be able to share the company’s shares. Fujitsu’s hardware business in Japan will undertake. In this context, it will take over the development, production and sales of the server and storage portfolio.
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Fujitsu has servers in Japan that it uses for different operations. The new company is also based in Japan IPCOM network servers and will also provide corporate computer sales/support.
There are approximately 7,500 employees working on hardware products and services. The Japanese company did not detail whether the employees would be fired, but a large portion is expected to move to Fsas Technologies.
The Fujitsu brand will retain its responsibilities regarding IT system integration, service and infrastructure services. However, let us remind you that this division will initially affect the Japanese market, and its global operations will not be affected.
In fact, the company withdrew from the computer market in Europe some time ago. In this context, he turned to corporate solutions, stating that he wanted to grow in areas such as digital services, cloud and cyber security.
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