press release
Fujikura News July issue (No. 505) published
Fujikura News is a bimonthly newsletter published by Fujikura Group. It introduces the Group's products and technological developments, cutting-edge research results, and various activities of each group company. With the "Fujikura, a technology leader" brand, which is the DNA of Fujikura Group, we continue to work toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through our "Tsunagu" Technology™.
In the July 2025 issue (No. 505) published on July 10,
・ Sales Lunch of the 16-fiber intermittent bonded ribbon fiber SWRTM and WTCTM that has high compatibility with multi-fiber batch connection optical connectors such as MMC/MPO and has been newly added as a strategy product targeting data center, where investment is increasing actively
・Framework agreement signed with UK Industrial Fusion Solutions Ltd (UKIFS), the UK's fusion energy development programme implementation body, for the supply of high-temperature superconducting wire
・Dr. Yasuhiro Iijima awarded the Fellow title at the 2025 Spring Cryogenics and Superconductivity Society of Japan, and Dr. Shinji Fujita won the 2025 Paper Award (Technology)
・Completion of the Phase one in collaboration with Kyoto Fusioneering at R&D project in the field of high-temperature superconducting magnets ordered by UK Atomic Energy Authority's
- Introduction of "CM08 Series", compact, waterproof circular connector with an M8 screw mating size, developed for connecting various sensors.
・Online publication of Fujikura Technical Review No. 138
Please read it.
In the July 2025 issue:
・Sales Launch of "16-fiber SWRTM /WTCTM Lineup "
・High Temperature Superconductors: Framework agreement signed with UK Industrial Fusion Solutions Ltd.(UKIFS)
・2 employee of Superconductors Business Division, Fujikura Ltd.
awarded by the Cryogenics and Superconductivity Society of Japan(CSJ).
・Kyoto Fusioneering and Fujikura Complete a Milestone in
UKAEA’s STEP Test Coil Programme.
・Introduction of M8 Harness (CM08 Series)
・Notice of publication of Fujikura Technical Review
