Japanese technology company Fujitsu announced the launch of its new portfolio of Fujitsu Computing as a Service (CaaS) services to accelerate digital transformation (DX) and open up global access to powerful supercomputing. This is stated on the official website of the company.. Fujitsu is making some of the world's most advanced computing technology available to users around the world through the cloud for commercial use.. " Services will be available in the Japanese market from October 2022. This will be followed by their global deployment in other regions, including Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas.. " It is also reported that Fujitsu began selling the service to the public and organizations in Japan the day before, on April 6, and deliveries will begin in October this year.. Services for Digital Annealer technology and artificial intelligence cloud services will soon be added to the line. " In the future, we plan to further expand the portfolio by accessing technologies such as quantum computing. This move marks an important milestone in the democratization of HPC and quantum computing and will play an important role in achieving Fujitsu's goal of making the world more sustainable by building public trust through innovation," To implement this concept, CaaS will be used.. Also, this portfolio of services will contribute to solving social problems and ongoing problems in a wide range of industries, including finance, manufacturing, distribution, logistics, disaster prevention, as well as earthquake and tsunami forecasting, and medical fields such as drug development and gene therapy.. " This allows users to enjoy problem-solving capabilities and access to world-class computing resources without the deployment and operational costs typically associated with technologies such as supercomputing,” Fujitsu says..

The company also provides support services that come standard with software and libraries to support customers in HPC deployments.. On the operational side, Fujitsu offers performance tuning and application analysis services to help customers with research and analysis.. Recall that in 2020, the Fugaku supercomputer from Japan became the most productive in the world. Haters won't get through. Facebook is building a supercomputer News from Telegram. Subscribe to our channel https://t. me/korrespondentnet Author: 1.