Hitachi is a global technology company with a presence in the space industry, operating through various subsidiaries and partnerships. While not a primary launch provider or agency, Hitachi provides key products and services like data storage, infrastructure, and digital solutions applicable to aerospace and defense. They partner with organizations like the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy and Cisco, offering solutions for data management, AI, and analytics in space research and related applications. Hitachi's involvement spans from providing components for manufacturing to offering digital transformation services.
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Türk Telekom implemented a new data architecture using Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform arrays that reduced its total footprint from 23 cabinets to 9 and decreased power and cooling requirements by approximately 60%.
Hitachi Vantara aims to achieve a 30% ratio of female people leaders by 2029-10-01.
Hitachi Vantara aims to become Carbon Neutral in Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2029-10-01.
Hitachi Vantara’s Virtual Storage Platform One uses a unique automated switching process that reduces power consumption and contributes to lowering CO2 emissions by 30–40% from model to model.
Gijima deployed Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform systems to consolidate physical infrastructure, resulting in a 66% reduction in power consumption and a reduction in CO2 emissions.
Hitachi Vantara performed a storage migration for BMW Group that resulted in a 70% smaller footprint and required 80% less power.
Hitachi Vantara plans to mature its Cybersecurity Framework, Controls, and Assurance Management by 2024-10-01.
Hitachi Energy and BluVein have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate the electrification of heavy haul mining fleets.
Hitachi Energy’s advanced power electronics and digital charging technologies enable BluVein’s e-rail charging technology to deliver electricity to haul trucks of up to 400 metric tons.
Hitachi Energy and BluVein are cooperating on BluVein Proving Grounds, which is currently under construction in Queensland, Australia.
Hitachi Energy and BluVein are exploring off-vehicle hardware requirements for BluVein1 for underground and smaller fleets.
The partnership includes clients such as Hitachi Vintara, Charles Darwin University, Endeavour Energy, TransGrid, EVO Energy, South Australian Power Networks, and Ausgrid to inspect power infrastructure.
Carbonix signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hitachi Vantara to collaborate on imaging data and analytics.
Hitachi Zosen manages a nationwide network of 1,300 reference stations operated by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI).
Nippon GPS Data Service (NGDS), a subsidiary of Hitachi Zosen, will provide Hexagon with GNSS data from the GSI reference station network.
South African ICT company Gijima reduced energy consumption by more than 60% with help from Hitachi Vantara.
Hitachi Vantara’s Pentaho Data Catalog provides intelligent data discovery, classification, and visualization of relationships and supports machine learning and automation to recognize different structured data types, including geospatial data.