Toshiba flags further delays in storage biz sale
Toshiba investors have been told to wait just a little longer for the long-awaited sale of its memory business to close.
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Western Digital stands by Toshiba memory business sale delay play
Western Digital plans to plough ahead with its efforts to delay the sale of Toshiba’s memory chip business.
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Will Samsung unseat Intel as the world’s top chip maker this year?
New research by IC Insights suggest it might.
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Foxconn to pay over $US6bn for a majority stake in Sharp
Sharp has approved an offer from Hon Hai Precision Industry and related companies to acquire over 66 per cent of the company’s voting stock, making the Taiwanese contract manufacturer the new parent of the venerable Japanese firm.
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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Thursday, March 16
Facebook accused of stealing data center plan...States object to Radio Shack sale of personal data...EU to probe e-commerce companies...and more tech news.
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New boycott called on Apple products for toxic chemical use
Green America, a D.C.-based non-profit group, and The Nation magazine launched a campaign Wednesday intended to persuade consumers to boycott Apple products unless the company makes changes in its production and supply chain operations.
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Wall Street Beat: Economic growth, software news and BlackBerry deal boost tech stocks
Tech stocks rose this week on the back of solid economic news and some upbeat results from software vendors, including Red Hat and Oracle.
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Foxconn will develop some Blackberry phones
Blackberry is turning to Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics, to jointly develop and produce some models of handset, the two companies said on Friday.
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Foxconn, Mozilla partner for Firefox OS cellphones
Mozilla has signed on Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, to support its Firefox operating system in cellphones.
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Foxconn deal to become major shareholder in Sharp falls apart
A deal that would have made electronics giant Foxconn a major shareholder in Japan display maker Sharp has fallen apart, though the companies remain close partners in the complex global electronics supply chain.
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Ho-ho-hottest Android news and rumors for week ending Dec. 21
It's awfully hard not to start this with a holiday joke of some sort, but I'll do my best - it helps that the biggest Android news of the week isn't particularly cheery, what with the botnets and security breaches and all. We'll get all holly-jolly when we talk CES predictions and phone rumors later on.
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Top 10 tech stories of 2012: a busted IPO, spotlight on workers, titans in transition
Change in any industry involves conflict. Evolution and revolution in tech this year took place not only in the marketplace but also in the courtroom, the factory, and on the Web. Here are the top news stories of 2012 as selected by the editors of the IDG News Service.
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Foxconn is exploring expanding its manufacturing in the US
Foxconn Technology Group is considering expanding its existing manufacturing operations in the U.S., in a move that could be linked with Apple's plan to bring back Mac manufacturing to the country.
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iPhone 5 design, quality demands slows manufacturing
You're facing a 3-4 week wait if you order an iPhone 5 today, according to Apple's Website. Partly, that's because Apple's manufacturing partner is having trouble keeping up with high demand for the new phone.
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Foxconn's parent may be planning to make robots
The parent of Apple supplier Foxconn has broken ground on a new R&D (research and development) facility in Taiwan to produce what could be robots that will be used in the company's manufacturing facilities.
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