Technology to withdraw money by fingerprint

At the 14th annual technology forum held in Tokyo on May 14th, Fujitsu of Japan launched many cloud-based technologies and services , attracting the attention of the community. business and academic both inside and outside the country.

Most notably is the contribution of this technology to the banking sector, creating a revolution in bank management when all data is stored in the cloud.

In addition, with cloud computing, customers no longer need to use an ATM card, which begins to reveal many of the limitations of technology as well as security.

Accordingly, the account holder will register information to the cloud server of the bank, along with biometric identifiers such as fingerprints, eye pupils.

Then, the account holder can easily withdraw money at the new automatic teller machine is able to identify through biometrics.

This service also helps customers do not need to record documents at the bank's counter, reducing the time for both the account holder and the bank. This system has been put into operation in banks in Japan.

In addition to contributing to the banking sector, cloud computing services are also applied in agriculture, to large farms, contributing to promoting the production of vegetables, rice as well as livestock.

Speaking at the forum, Fujitsu vice president, Tsuneo Kawatsuma, emphasized the shift that more and more people are turning to in the cloud computing.

Kawatsuma said that Fujitsu is approaching $ 3 billion in cloud sales in FY2013. In 2010, that figure was just $ 500 million, indicating that Fujitsu This area is growing rapidly.

Fujitsu has set up 40 datacentres, including five Cloud-based data centers targeting the overseas market.