NTT LIMITED JAPAN K.K.
Location
TOKYO
Founded
2001-10-05
Website
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2025-04-05 (group.ntt)
Co-Creating "Future Primary Industry Model" for Sustainable, Highly Efficient, and High-Quality Production Hokkaido University and NTT launch vision-sharing joint research to shape the future of primary industries | Press Release | NTT
Tokyo - April 7, 2024 - NTT Corporation (Headquarters: Chiyoda, Tokyo; President ...
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2024-12-31 (japantimes.co.jp)
NTT’s SSPP Forum shares ideas on forming communities of future -
NTT’s Sustainable Smart City Partner Program (SSPP) supports the development of communities of the future that maximize residents’ well-being. The SSPP Forum was launched in 2022 to provide an opportunity for sharing SSPP case studies on community formation, and its third session was held recently....
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2024-02-06 (group.ntt)
Selected as one of the highest rated A List companies in CDP's climate change study
Tokyo– February6, 2024– NTT Corporation( NTT), today announced that NTT has been selected as a 2023 A List company for its leadership in transparency and performance in the area of climate change by CDP, a British non-profit organization that conducts international environmental research and
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2023-10-27 (group.ntt)
World's Longest Carbon Fixation in Artificial Photosynthesis Using Semiconductor Photocatalysts Achieving carbon fixation exceeding the annual carbon fixed by trees for 350 hours of continuous operation | Press Release | NTT
Tokyo - October 27, 2023 - NTT Corporation (NTT) has developed an artificial pho...
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2023-01-20 (nikkei.com)
NTT to invest $500m a year in India for data centers, other tech infrastructure
TOKYO -- Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone revealed Friday that it will invest $500 million annually for the next several years in India, wh
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2022-10-07 (group.ntt)
NTT and the University of Tokyo Produce the World's First Communication Signal Generated from an Environmentally Friendly Circuit and Battery | Press Release | NTT
Tokyo – October 7, 2022 – NTT Corporation (President and CEO: Akira ...
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2022-09-13 (group.ntt)
Start of demonstration experiment of algal breeding technology to solve climate change issues-Aiming to establish the world's first useful algae breeding technology by introducing genetic mutation through neutron irradiation- | Press Release | NTT
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT, President & CEO: Akira Shimada)...
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2022-03-09 (japantimes.co.jp)
NTT collaboration learns how to plant a sustainable well-being city -
NTT Urban Solutions recently acquired a new certification of international guidance on the operation of smart cities over its development project in the central Nagoya district of Higashisakura, conducted in collaboration with NTT Urban Development and other NTT companies.
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NTT C89, a brand in the space business field, is now in full swing! Space Business Expansion and Development | NTT STORY | NTT
NTT Group companies and partners have launched the 'NTT C89' brand for space business to maximize the potential of space business and industry, create new services and solve global issues such as climate change.
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Harnessing Sunlight to Drive Sustainable CO2 Conversion
Explore how NTT is leading the way in sustainable CO2 conversion through groundbreaking research in artificial photosynthesis, a technology surpassing natural photosynthesis in efficiency and offering a promising solution for climate change mitigation.
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