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Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Report from a Correspondent
Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Report from a Correspondent
October, 2011
Over 45,000 people from 117 countries visited Oracle OpenWorld 2011 at Moscone Center San Francisco. Fujitsu attended the world’s largest event as a Grande sponsor.
Opening of Oracle OpenWorld 2011
Almost all streets and buildings around Moscone Center were colored Oracle red.
Entrance to Moscone Center turns red
Oracle’s tents standing side by side on Howard Street
Fujitsu Exhibition Booth
A Callaway golf prize to the winner!
The K computer jointly developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu, which achieved world’s #1 performance, and the latest Fujitsu products and solutions, were exhibited at the Fujitsu booth. With Fujitsu technology exhibitions and a popular golf game, the booth was full of visitors.
Also exhibited were the SPARC64 VIIIfx and 6-Dimensional Mesh/Torus topology network technology in the K computer designed and developed by Fujitsu.
For more the K computer technology, visit http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/tech/k
Visitors listen to an explanation of the K computer
Fujitsu Executive Solution Session was conducted by Goro Watanabe, Senior Vice President of Fujitsu Management Services of America, Inc. At the entrance to the hall, T-shirts showing the K computer logo were handed to visitors.
Fujitsu staff welcome visitors
A staff member thoroughly checks a panel prior to the session
Backstage staff preparing for the session
The session presented technologies for natural disaster prevention and mitigation developed in Japan as well as the K computer.
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Goro Watanabe enthusiastically presenting Fujitsu’s technologies
Watanabe discussed the situation in Japan following the earthquake and Fujitsu’s technologies that support the K computer. The audience clearly enjoyed his enthusiastic presentation.
He also conveyed Japan’s gratitude to the audience for everyone who supported those suffered as a result of the earthquake, and closed the session to tumultuous applause.
