The president of the Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has met with Takahito Tokita, world president of Fujitsu, In Real Casa de CorreosThe meeting served to assess progress in digital transformation and explore new avenues for economic and technological collaboration for the region.
During the meeting at the regional government headquarters, Díaz Ayuso has been able to learn firsthand about the multinational's progress in critical areas such as digital transformationBoth parties agreed on the need to leverage these synergies to strengthen Madrid's economic development, relying on the solid infrastructure that the Japanese company maintains in the territory.
A strategic relationship consolidated since 2005
The collaboration between the regional administration and Fujitsu This is not a recent relationship; it dates back to 2005. This long-standing relationship has materialized in the provision of essential services to key organizations such as the Agency for Digital Administration regional (Madrid Digital) and to Madrid Health Service (SERMASThe areas of operation cover sectors of high technical complexity:
- Management of critical infrastructure and data centers.
- Implementation of advanced solutions ciberseguridad.
- Development of tools based on Artificial Intelligence.
- Joint innovative projects in the field of genomics.
To illustrate the scope of this public-private partnership and the company's presence in the country, the following key data are presented:
| Indicator | Details of the Collaboration |
|---|---|
| Beginning of the relationship | Year 2005 |
| Regional España | 52 years of experience |
| Main Headquarters | Located in Madrid |
| Related Organizations | Madrid Digital y SERMAS |
Madrid as a global innovation hub for Fujitsu
The presence of Fujitsu en España, which is now 52 years old, has its epicenter in MadridThe capital not only houses the company's headquarters, but is also home to some of its most important international facilities, positioning the region as a technology hub reference.
Among the high value-added infrastructures that the company has operated since Madrid they highlight the Global Center of Excellence in Data Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence, Remote Infrastructure Management Service Center and the European headquarters of Fujitsu LaboratoriesThese centers are vital for the export of services and technological knowledge from the region to the rest of the global markets.
Key points and frequently asked questions about the Ayuso-Tokita meeting
Who participated in the strategic meeting?
The meeting was headlined by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Comunidad de Madrid, and Takahito Tokita, world president of Fujitsu.
In what technological areas are they currently collaborating?
They work together on digital infrastructures, data centers, ciberseguridad, Artificial Intelligence and research projects in genomics for public health.
What outstanding facilities does it have Fujitsu en Madrid?
It houses the Global Center of Excellence in Data Intelligence, the Remote Infrastructure Management Service Center and the European headquarters of its R&D laboratories (Fujitsu Laboratories).

