Exent Technologies signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Fujitsu. The agreement is expected to earn Exent millions of dollars.

Under the agreement, Fujitsu will use Exent's application-on-demand (AOD) platform to expand its broadband application services.

Triangle Technologies brokered the deal, Exent's first in Japan. Triangle Technologies manages business development for Israel companies interested in penetrating Japan's market, and provides financial consultancy for Japanese enterprises wanting to invest in Israeli companies.

Under the agreement, Fujitsu will install Exent's customer server technology on its broadband network. Fujitsu's network provides broadband applications access throughout Japan.

Exent was founded in 1992 by CEO Zvi Levgoren. The company develops AOD applications, which enable content transmission over IP networks for various advances uses. The company's investors include AOL-Time Warner (NYSE:AOL), Comcast Interactive Capital, Temasek Holdings and SingTel of Singapore, Bezeq, US fund New Enterprise Associates (NEA) and Israeli funds Magnum Communications Fund and Concord Ventures.

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