Japanese tech giant Fujitsu Ltd. Saw its stock rise 3% on Friday following the announcement of a strategic collaboration with U.S. semiconductor leader Nvidia Corporation. The two companies will jointly develop AI infrastructure aimed at powering next generation robotics and enterprise solutions across sectors including healthcare, manufacturing, and environmental technology.
The initiative, unveiled in Tokyo, will leverage Fujitsu’s deep domestic expertise and Nvidia’s advanced GPU technology to build scalable AI systems tailored initially for the Japanese market. The long-term goal is to establish a robust AI foundation in Japan by 2030, with potential for global expansion.
Fujitsu CEO Takahito Tokita emphasized the partnership’s human centric approach, positioning it as a response to Japan’s aging workforce and growing demand for automation. “Through our collaboration with Nvidia, we aim to create new, unprecedented technologies and contribute to solving serious social issues,” Tokita said.
While specific investment figures and project details were not disclosed, the companies hinted at potential collaborations with robotics firms such as Yaskawa Electric Corp., signaling a broader push into industrial automation. The announcement reinforces Fujitsu’s commitment to AI innovation and positions the company as a key player in Japan’s digital transformation. The market responded positively, reflecting investor confidence in Fujitsu’s strategic direction and its ability to capitalize on AI driven growth.