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Gartner Magic Quadrant for Midrange Enterprise Disk Arrays, 2H07
In 2H07, emerging companies continued to drive innovation. A midrange enterprise disk array storage vendor in the Challengers quadrant has demonstrated the ability to increase revenue and take market share from leaders.
Gartner Magic Quadrant for Worldwide Server Vendors, 4Q07
Leaders in this Magic Quadrant are able to transform their vision and ability to execute into strong sales over a broad market base. Leaders execute well in many geographical markets and tend to be market share leaders in one or more of their product lines.
Fujitsu Extends ETERNUS Disk Array Line Down Market
The entry-level Fujitsu ETERNUS2000 is now available in North America for customers in the small and midsize business (SMB) market that require the high availability of a dualcontroller array yet remain on a conservative budget.
Fujitsu: Coming to America
Enterprise Strategy Group, January 2007
Abstract: For years Fujitsu has been a well-recognized brand within the world of Information Technology. Fujitsu is looking to continue that same level of global recognition with the release of its latest line of ETERNUS® storage subsystems and the introductions of the arrays into the North American market.
SPARC’S Still Going Strong
By Kevin Krewell, Microprocessor Report, November 14, 2005
At the Fall Processor Forum 2005, Mr. Takumi Maruyama, manager of Fujitsu Limited's Processor Development Department 1 in the Enterprise Server Development Division, returned (he last presented in 2003) to give the latest roadmap update, extending the company's SPARC roadmap out to 2008.
Fujitsu PRIMEQUEST: Itanium "Big Iron"
Illuminata, May 2005
Big Iron systems are nothing new to Fujitsu. It sold large multiprocessor UNIX® SPARC64® PRIMEPOWER® and mainframe GlobalServer (GS) systems for years. Fujitsu is no stranger to Intel® chips either. Its current PRIMERGY® line includes modest-sized Xeon™ and Itanium® 2 systems with up to four sockets. But Fujitsu's recently unveiled PRIMEQUEST® systems are both large and Itanium-based. Announced last month in San Francisco, these new systems complement large scale-up capability in Windows® and Linux environments—where Fujitsu didn't previously have a product.
Under the Atlantic Ocean We Go, Asynchronously
DH Brown, March 2004
DH Brown details the first global failover and recovery demonstration that was held by Fujitsu and EMC. The companies combined their respective computer cluster and disk storage array-based asynchronous data communications capabilities. This demonstrated that the Sales and Distribution module of the SAP® R/3® application could recover from a simulated disaster in Hopkinton, Massachusetts in the U.S., and restart in Cork, Ireland in less than five minutes.
Fujitsu Computer Systems' Renewed Shift in
Customer Centricity—Beyond Sun Clone
By Brad Day, Giga Information Group, Inc., January 7, 2004
This research report provided reaction to the new Fujitsu Computer Systems company and highlighted that the new entity provided solutions from one contact point of negotiation. A list of Fujitsu offerings was also provided.
Fujitsu Rides, and Defies, the Consolidation
Wave
Illuminata, August 2003
Today, the worldwide IT hardware market, and market attention, is dominated—through acquisitions and attrition—by just four brands: Dell, HP, IBM, and Sun. What company could possibly compete with the sheer size and economic power of these giants? There is one, often-overlooked company that does have the size and financial muscle, not to mention a rich mix of products and services. That company is Fujitsu.
Linux and Solaris: A Marriage in the Datacenter
IDC Executive Brief, March 2003
Adapted from Worldwide Unix Operating Environments Forecast and Analysis, 2002-2006: Linux and the Economic Downturn Take a Toll by Al Gillen and Dan Kusnetzky, IDC #27753.
Fujitsu as Solaris Alternative -- Case of Mistaken Identity
By Brad Day, Giga Information Group, Inc., March 6, 2003
Giga discusses the strategic attributes that would suggest Fujitsu as a possible alternative in Solaris shops.
Fujitsu Boosts PRIMEPOWER Performance
By Richard Partridge, DH Brown Associates, Inc., October 22, 2002
DH Brown highlights the new PRIMEPOWER series and its superior enhancements, and compares Fujitsu to other market leaders.
Fujitsu's SPARC64 V Is Real Deal
By Kevin Krewell, Microprocessor Report, October 21, 2002
At Microprocessor Forum 2002, Fujitsu stepped forward to carry the banner for the fastest SPARC® processor, surpassing Sun’s fastest UltraSPARC III on clock frequency and SPEC performance.
Fujitsu: Taking Risk Out of RISC
By David Freund, Illuminata, October 11, 2002
At Microprocessor Forum 2002, Fujitsu stepped forward to carry the banner for the fastest SPARC processor, surpassing Sun’s fastest UltraSPARC III on clock frequency and SPEC performance.
