Key facts
- Fujitsu will export AI semiconductors developed with technology from its Fugaku supercomputer.
- The semiconductors will be exported to the U.S. and Asia.
- Exports are planned to begin as early as next year.
- The move aims to expand Fujitsu's presence in the global semiconductor market.
- The chips are designed for AI inference.
Japanese technology company Fujitsu plans to begin exporting AI semiconductors, developed using technology from its Fugaku supercomputer, to the U.S. and Asia as early as next year. This initiative is part of Fujitsu's strategy to broaden its footprint in the global semiconductor market, focusing on central processing units (CPUs) essential for artificial intelligence inference tasks. The Nikkei reported the development on September 13, 2026.
