TOKYO -- Fujitsu is ditching cellphones to concentrate on fields where it believes it has a better shot at competing: artificial intelligence and the internet of things.
The Japanese information technology company absorbed Toshiba's mobile phone unit in 2012. Fujitsu's claim to handset fame, though, is the Raku-Raku Phone -- an easy-to-use feature phone aimed primarily at older consumers. The handset business has been bringing in more than 150 billion yen ($1.36 billion) in annual sales.
