Fujitsu is ready to unveil its global cloud strategy - a strategy framed using the company's real experience in association with customers on cloud computing services along with the delivery of solutions across the world.

Australia is posted to be ranked as the first country to launch the cloud computer service following Japan, where it was developed by Fujitsu's in-house staff.

The company also plans to introduce the same service in Singapore, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany soon after that.

"Fujitsu has been developing its cloud computing technologies by looking at changes in society and how technology can help people cope with those changes - what we call a human-centric standpoint," quoted, Kazuo Ishida, Corporate Senior Executive Vice President, responsible for ICT Services Business.

Fujitsu already offers cloud platforms regionally for the infrastructure mode, and this offering is reportedly taking its effect from today with the global deployment of a standardized cloud platform.

This global platform is expected to contribute to the local cloud platforms, by fulfilling the requirements of customers who require a global standardized ICT infrastructure.

The infrastructure mode and application mode are revealed to be a further addition of the conventional services being facilitated by Fujitsu.