IBM Japan and Fujitsu Unveil Joint Venture
IBM Japan and Fujitsu have announced their intention to cooperate in the fields of artificial intelligence, cloud technology, and health care, with the aim of creating a positive impact on the world news.
In a statement, IBM Japan President Akio Yamaguchi expressed the company's desire to work with Fujitsu wherever it benefits the world. This collaboration is not limited to fields they have previously competed in, but extends to areas where they can find mutually beneficial opportunities.
Fujitsu CEO Takahito Tokita spoke about the collaboration at an annual IBM Japan event in Tokyo. He emphasised their shared goal of working together for better use of data.
The challenge of poor compatibility with other companies' products in the health care sector is a significant obstacle that prevents the sharing of electronic medical records and other medical data. IBM Japan and Fujitsu aim to address this issue by jointly implementing AI-driven analysis, cloud technology integration, and collaborative platforms to securely share and utilise patient data. This collaboration is expected to facilitate improved healthcare services and innovation, with a focus on developing solutions that enable real-time insights and simplified data storage, thereby facilitating better diagnosis, treatment, and patient management within the healthcare sector.
Both companies are working out the specifics of their cooperation to conclude an agreement by year-end. The collaboration aims to accelerate moves to resolve social issues and contribute to a better world.
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