DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - HPC & Quantum, Fujitsu
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Fujitsu develops diamond-spin quantum computer that incorporates tin-vacancy centers
Company claims this approach provides benefits over traditional nitrogen-vacancy centers
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EuroHPC JU signs contract with Fsas Technologies and Telefónica for MareNostrum 5 AI Upgrade project
Installation expected to take place in the first half of 2026
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Japan's Riken partners with Nvidia and Fujitsu for “zettascale” FugakuNEXT supercomputer
First time GPUs will be deployed as accelerators in a flagship Japanese supercomputer
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Fujitsu begins development of 10,000-plus qubit quantum computer
Plus a round up of other recent quantum announcements
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Fujitsu to design FugakuNEXT supercomputer using its Fujitsu-MONAKA-X CPUs
Design contract for system to run until February 2026
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Fujitsu and Riken developing 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer
Builds on the 64-qubit system previously deployed by the partners
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Fujitsu and Supermicro partner for "green" servers and liquid cooling solutions
Will integrate Fujitsu's incoming Monaka processor
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Fujitsu signs agreement with ANU for quantum research center and 256-qubit system
ANU will receive access to quantum systems at Riken
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Riken to integrate IBM quantum computer with Fugako supercomputer in Japan
QuEra also set to deploy an on-premise supercomputer in Japan
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Riken and Fujitsu deploy second quantum computer, win award
Winning computing platform uses Japan's second domestically-made superconducting quantum computer
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Japan’s ABCI-Q supercomputer to feature 2,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, research quantum computers
Using classical computing to help develop the next big thing
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Fujitsu delivers supercomputer to the Japan Meteorological Agency
New system will help improve accuracy of heavy rain predictions
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EuroHPC's Deucalion supercomputer inaugurated in Portugal
Supercomputer is housed at the University of Minho
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Fujitsu provides 31 petaflops supercomputer to Japan Meteorological Agency
Will be used to forecast linear rainbands and torrential rains
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Fujitsu develops supercomputer for Taiwan Central Weather Bureau
System will be used for numerical weather predictions
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Fujitsu supplies CESGA with quantum computer
Spanish supercomputing center will acquire ~$15 million quantum computer this year
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Baidu launches first quantum computer, Fujitsu aiming to start own commercial operations in 2023
Baidu's 11 qubit system launches, planning 36 qubit soon
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Fujitsu retains mainframe support contract for UK’s Police National Computer
PNC still waiting to be decommissioned after NLEDS delays
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Fujitsu to end mainframe sales in 2030, support in 2035
Company to end SPARC server sales in 2029
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TU Delft to install Fujitsu supercomputer on campus
The first time a Dutch university has built its own supercomputer
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Fujitsu and University of Tokyo to deploy integrated AI/HPC supercomputer
Wisteria/BDEC will use its 33 petaflops to handle simulation and learning
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New Deucalion supercomputer announced for Portugal’s Minho Advanced Computing Center
€20 million, 10 petaflops Fujitsu system will be powered by renewable energy, join EuroHPC network
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Arm-powered Ookami supercomputer installed at Stony Brook University, New York
Using the same processor as the world's fastest supercomputer, Fugaku
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Cray to offer supercomputers with Fujitsu A64FX Arm processors from 2020
The exascale era is here
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Fujitsu completes Post-K supercomputer design, plans to productize tech
Exascale here we come
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Fujitsu is building a supercomputer for the University of Tokyo
The machine is expected to deliver up to 6.6 petaflops and should be operational by July 2019
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Fujitsu reveals specs of A64FX, its Post-K supercomputer CPU
Japan’s exascale efforts will be powered by Arm
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Hokkaido University is getting four petaflops of HPC infrastructure
Made by Fujitsu and Mirantis, and supported by a cloud platform based on OpenStack