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  1. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu runveils a 300mm wafer which has the world's fastest CPU chips "Venus" with an eight-core Sparc64 architecture processor, enabling to hit 128 gigaflops performance, to calculate 128 billion times per second in Tokyo on May...
  2. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu runveils a 300mm wafer which has the world's fastest CPU chips "Venus" with an eight-core Sparc64 architecture processor, enabling to hit 128 gigaflops performance, to calculate 128 billion times per second in Tokyo on May...
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  1. A worker cleans a wall at the Fujitsu and NTT booths two days before the opening of the International Telecommunication Union, ITU, Telecom World exhibition 2009, in Geneva, Switzerland, on Saturday, Oct. 2009.
  2. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu researcher Aiichiro Inoue displays a 300mm wafer, world's fastest CPU chips "Venus" with an eight-core Sparc64 architecture processor, enabling to hit 128 gigaflops performance, to calculate 128 billion times per second in...
  3. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu researcher Aiichiro Inoue displays a 300mm wafer, world's fastest CPU chips "Venus" with an eight-core Sparc64 architecture processor, enabling to hit 128 gigaflops performance, to calculate 128 billion times per second in...
  1. A man shows a waterproof mobile phone on the Fujitsu booth at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Telecom World 2009 exhibition in Geneva October 5, 2009.
  2. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu runveils a 300mm wafer which has the world's fastest CPU chips "Venus" with an eight-core Sparc64 architecture processor, enabling to hit 128 gigaflops performance, to calculate 128 billion times per second in Tokyo on May...
  3. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu employee displays the new mobile information terminal "FLEPia" with an eight-inch sized electronic paper display touch screen function and a display of 260,000-color XGA images without electric power in Tokyo on May 15, 20...
  1. Japan's computer giant Fujitsu employee displays the new mobile information terminal "FLEPia" with an eight-inch sized electronic paper display touch screen function and a display of 260,000-color XGA images without electric power in Tokyo on May 15, 20...
  2. A man takes a look at Fujitsu's laptop computer displayed at an electronics store in Tokyo July 30, 2009.
  3. This picture taken on May 18, 2007 shows an employee of Japanese computer giant Fujitsu displaying the company's mobile information terminal "Flepia" with a 12-inch sized electronic paper display touch screen function and enables to display 4,096-color...