Fujitsu Unveils FUJITSU-MONAKA Processor and Server Lineup
Fujitsu will begin global sales of its new FUJITSU-MONAKA processor and dedicated server systems in November 2026.

Fujitsu will begin global sales of its new FUJITSU-MONAKA processor and dedicated server systems in November 2026.

Fujitsu will release its 2-nanometer Monaka processor in November 2026, targeting AI tasks with high energy efficiency and full domestic production in Japan.

Fujitsu is set to launch its domestically developed Arm-based FUJITSU-MONAKA processor in November 2026, targeting AI inference and secure server environments.

Fujitsu and Yaqumo are testing the STAR quantum architecture on a neutral-atom computer to improve computational efficiency and software compatibility.

Japanese company NEC has stopped developing physical quantum computers due to economic inefficiency, while competitor Fujitsu scales its hardware capabilities.

Fujitsu has unveiled a working quantum computer prototype using diamond spin qubits and photonic circuits, targeting 1,000 logical qubits by 2035.

NEC has reportedly stopped developing quantum computing hardware to avoid high costs and long return periods, with key researchers moving to Fujitsu.

Japanese tech giant NEC has stopped developing quantum hardware due to uncertain commercial returns and strong competition from US rivals Google and IBM.
