"Empowering people with technology"
US subsidiary of Japan's Fujitsu Ltd delivering IT services, digital transformation, RPA, and automation solutions across North America.
Fujitsu North America, Inc. is the US-based subsidiary of Fujitsu Limited, Japan's global information and communication technology company founded in 1935. Headquartered at 1250 E Arques Ave, Sunnyvale, California, Fujitsu North America serves as a consulting and digital solutions market leader across Sustainable Manufacturing, Consumer Experience, and Trusted Society domains. The subsidiary delivers IT services, cloud solutions, computing platforms, robotic process automation (RPA), and industry-specific offerings to help organizations achieve digital transformation.
Fujitsu's automation portfolio for North American clients includes the Industrialized Automation Operating Model — an Agile Automation Factory approach featuring RPA that emulates human interaction to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency. Fujitsu Research of America, located in Santa Clara, California, conducts advanced AI and automation research supporting the broader North American business. Fujitsu North America also supports retail robotic process automation and manufacturing automation for enterprise customers.
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Company Facts
Founded
1935
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Software/Algorithm
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Asia-Pacific
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