History
PFU
- 2017
Global shipments of image scanners passed the 10 million mark
- 2016
- Global sales of ScanSnap Series passed the 4 million mark
- 2015
- Strengthened eDocument solutions
- 2014
Consolidated offices in the Tokyo region and moved to Yokohama
- 2011
- Accelerated product development for cloud and mobile services
- 2010
- Strengthened ECM business in North America
- 2009
- Strengthened scanner sales network globally
- 2008
- Strengthened IT Infrastructure business
- 2007
- Strengthened Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions
- 2006
- Domestic shipments of electronic KIOSKs attained No.1 position (in 2006)
Opened ProDeS Center
Opened IP Communication Center
(support offered 24/7)
- 2004
- Strengthened Image business
(Document Lifecycle Management, Time stamp service, OnBase)
- 2003
Began selling the Raku2 Library Series
- 2002
- Strengthened ProDeS businesses
Strengthened scanner business
- Designated Kasashima Plant for Fujitsu IT Products
- 2001
- Fujitsu G scanner business unified with PFU
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Started ProDeS (development and manufacturing services)
- Established IDC
- 1999
- Started Linux support service
- 1992
- Established PFU Shanghai Co., Ltd
Started multi-vendor support service
- 1991
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Developed the DS/90 Series UNIX servers
- 1987
- Changed company name to PFU, USAC and PANAFACOM merged
USAC Electronic Industrial
- 1986
- Developed the FACOM K260R
Developed the USAC 2001
- 1984
- Developed the FACOM K-10
Developed the USAC CAMARADE
- 1974
- FACOM VO
First joint development with Fujitsu
- 1972
- Partnering between Fujitsu Ltd., Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd., and USAC Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd.
- 1971
- Development of Office Computer U720 completed
First lineup of compact computer released in Japan
Similar architecture and software system
- 1969
- Changed company name to USAC Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd.
- 1966
- Development of the Billing Machine Calculator 500 completed
- 1962
- Signed business collaboration agreement with Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd.
- 1962 July
- 1st unit shipped
- 1960
- Unoke Denshi Kogyo Partnership established (7 employees)
PANAFACOM Limited
- 1986
- Developed the PANAFACOM A-30 minicomputer
Developed the PANAFACOM A-200UX UNIX workstation
- 1983
- Developed the PANAFACOM C-280 multi-function personal computer
- 1977
- Started working on UNIX
- 1975
- Developed the world's first 16-bit microcomputer on a single chip
- 1973
- PANAFACOM Limited established
