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Fujitsu to sell Japan-made AI chip globally from November
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points has announced plans to sell its central processing unit, Monaka, globally. The unit is made in Japan and is designed for artificial intelligence applications.
Fujitsu Ltd. has announced plans to sell its central processing unit, Monaka, globally. The unit is made in Japan and is designed for artificial intelligence applications. Sales are set to begin in November.
Further details about the product and its global sales strategy are available from the source.
The announcement was made by Fujitsu on Monday, indicating the company's intention to expand its reach with the Japan-made AI chip.
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