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NEC Group AI and digital communication expansion

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NEC Group has expanded its technological offerings through new communication tools and AI-driven development models. In late September 2026, NEC Networks & System Integration announced the rollout of ‘HP Dimension with Google Beam,’ a 3D video communication solution designed to provide immersive, life-sized imagery and spatial audio for remote meetings. The company also introduced ‘TinyFish,’ a tool intended to optimize AI agent performance by automating web information gathering and reducing LLM token consumption to improve data accuracy. By October 2026, the NEC Group launched ‘AI Native Factory,’ a specialized system integrator focused on an ‘AI-native’ development approach. This model utilizes AI to manage the majority of design, coding, and testing, while human employees serve as supervisors. Reports indicated significant productivity increases, such as a project estimated for seven people over one year being completed by a single engineer and AI in approximately one month. As a result of these efficiencies, the company is exploring new pricing models to replace traditional ‘man-month’ billing. Additionally, NEC was recognized as a ‘Major Player’ in the IDC MarketScape report for Japan Unified AI Platforms 2026, noted for its integrated AI governance and security capabilities. On October 20, 2026, NEC announced the opening of ‘BluStellar Studio’ in Tokyo. This facility is designed to accelerate business transformation by combining generative AI with consultant expertise to expedite problem-solving processes that traditionally take months. Concurrently, NEC Nexsolutions introduced a new corporate statement, ‘Moving Japan with the Power of the Frontline,’ as part of a mid-term plan toward 2030. This initiative focuses on utilizing field-based insights and digital technologies to support sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, and government.

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