Fujitsu sets 2035 vision for AI and quantum backbone
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Updated · Techzine Europe · May 1
Fujitsu sets 2035 vision for AI and quantum backbone
5 articles · Updated · Techzine Europe · May 1
CEO Takahito Tokita said AI will drive all Fujitsu operations by 2035, as the company works with Broadcom and France's Scaleway on AI chips and systems.
Fujitsu says hybrid AI-quantum environments will mature around 2035, with quantum aimed at optimisation, simulation and cryptography as traditional IT architecture gives way to data-intensive platforms.
The strategy aligns with Fujitsu's planned 2035 mainframe phase-out and includes talks with governments in Japan, the UK and Australia on defence and national security uses.
Can Fujitsu's ambitious shift to AI and quantum computing by 2035 overcome legacy challenges and global talent shortages?
What are the real-world risks if quantum computing or AI integration falls short of Fujitsu's expectations by 2035?