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Fujitsu Siemens of computer (FSC) resulted 1999 from the union of Fujitsu of computer Europe and Siemens computer of system, to the follow-up enterprise the Siemens Nixdorf information systems (SNI).

FSC is a Joint venture of the two nut/mother companies Fujitsu and Siemens, whereby each company is involved to 50 per cent.

FSC is had the largest European computer enterprise and various addresses in Europe, the middle east and Africa. In the remainder of the world Fujitsu sells the devices. The offer spectrum reaches from the handheld PC (also PDA called) up to Mainframe computer systems and complete Production plants are Augsburg, Paderborn and A characteristic are '' the Main boards manufactured developed in Augsburg and ''.

Behind the name "TRIOLE" puts FSCs strategy for the dynamic computing centre of the future - this consists of the hitting a corner columns "automation", "Virtualisierung" and "integration" and consists of most diverse components such as VMware Virtualisierungssoftware, powerpower power UNIX systems with dynamic Partitionierung, the Virtual Tape Appliance CentricStor and many more.

The enterprise operates a global co-operation with Fujitsu, refers among other things their UNIX Serversysteme, which are offered since 2004 also by Sun Microsystems.

Fujitsu Siemens busily in Europe of approx. 7,000 coworkers and is market leader in Germany.

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To 1.4.2006 FSC bought to the Siemens SBS (Siemens Business services) the service section. This was integrated as IT Product services first legally independently into the company.


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