Keynote: Fujitsu's Open Source Vision and Initiatives
summary
Fujitsu commits to an open-source compute stack: Monaka 2nm 144-core is an ARM-based dual-socket datacenter processor with a fully open software stack and Supermicro systems due in two years, targeting much lower power for HPC and AI inference. The AI platform (Kozuchi/Kuchi) ports transformer models — TAKAN best Japanese LLM — and upstreams work via PyTorch and OneAPI multi-architecture changes. Network work focuses on photonic disaggregated compute to pool GPUs and maximize utilization across data centers.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Fujitsu's open source vision
- 1:03Open source and global competition
- 2:26ARM supercomputing leadership
- 3:50Monaka processor strategy
- 5:41AI and security platforms
- 7:48Fujitsu AI platform and Japanese models
- 9:16Japan's open source leadership
- 10:41Web3 and blockchain initiatives
- 11:45Photonic networks for AI
- 13:49Global alternative to tech giants
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