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Seoul Semiconductor and Toshiba Combine on LED

by Bob Raikes

Seoul Semiconductor and Toshiba Materials are working together to create LEDs that have light quality that is like sunlight and will be sold under the SunLike brand. The devices will be used for lighting, …

Preferred Bidder Chosen for Toshiba Memory

by Alan Spencer

Toshiba has announced that its board of directors has agreed to select the consortium of Innovation Network Corporation of Japan, Bain Capital Private Equity and the Development Bank of Japan as the preferred bidder …

Toshiba X40 Tecra Laptop Adds Thunderbolt 3

by Bob Raikes

Toshiba in the US has launched the Tecra X40 notebook which uses a 14″ FullHD touch panel in the typical size of a 13″ class laptop. The system uses a 7th generation Intel processor …

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Foxconn Adds Apple and Amazon to Toshiba Bid

by Bob Raikes

Terry Gou of Foxconn has told the Nikkei that Apple and Amazon are participating in the bid that Foxconn is making to try to acquire the Toshiba semiconductor business as the Japanese company tries …

Vestel Releases Full Toshiba Range of TVs

by Bob Raikes

Vestel announced new TV products under the licensed Toshiba brand in Europe. There are several series. The Entry series is available in 24″, 28″, 32″, 39″, 43″ and 49″ sizes. Features include three HDMI …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| toshiba| TVs (TV Sets)| Vestel| Vol 24 - Issue 21

Apple Considering Stake in Toshiba’s Chip Business

by Alan Spencer

Japanese public broadcaster NHK, is reporting that Apple is considering a bid with its supplier Foxconn, for Toshiba’s semiconductor business. Toshiba is the world’s second-biggest flash memory chipmaker and last week, the company announced …

CE Companies Move Away from CE

by Bob Raikes

Our front page story this week is about Toshiba and its travails. It’s not the first of the big Japanese CE companies to get into trouble, most of them have been in trouble over …

Toshiba Position Goes From Bad to Worse

by Bob Raikes

Toshiba has released accounts that were not signed off by its auditors, an unprecedented move for a major Japanese company, because the auditor was concerned about the potential liabilities in the US Westinghouse nuclear …

Toshiba Votes to Sell Memory Business

by Yvette Raikes

Toshiba shareholders are voting in favour of separating the flash memory business from the rest of the company. The vote will allow the sale of the NAND chip unit which has been valued at …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| toshiba| Vol 24 - Issue 12

Foxconn Intends to Buy the Toshiba Memory Chip Unit

by Alan Spencer

The Foxconn Technology Group has announced its plans to buy Toshiba’s loss-making chip business. The chairman of Foxconn, Terry Gou, made this announcement during a factory event in Guangzhou, China as reported in the …

Toshiba Developing Despite Corporate Troubles

by Bob Raikes

Toshiba is having a torrid time at the corporate level, but the professional display business seems to be steadily progressing. Toshiba has a good history in hotel TV (being, I think, the first company …

Toshiba Wins Stay of Execution

by Bob Raikes

Toshiba has had a nightmare couple of weeks, with a $5 billion write down in its nuclear business threatening to kill the company. The firm is investigating sale of its memory and semiconductor businesses …

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