FIT Hon Teng, a subsidiary of the contract electronics manufacturing giant and iPhone accessory maker, Foxconn Technology Group, has agreed to …
New CEO at Toshiba tasked with rescuing the chipmaker
Toshiba has appointed Nobuaki Kurumatani to lead the Japanese electronics firm that has been marred with finance scandals and crisis …
Mubadala ready to double down on SoftBank tech fund investment
Mubadala is seeking to ramp up its investment capital in one of the world’s biggest technology funds- SoftBank Vision Fund. Mubadala …
SoftBank buys $4 billion stake in Nvidia
SoftBank Group has reportedly bought a $4 billion stake in Nvidia, a move that makes it the fourth-largest shareholder in the graphics chipmaker company.
Sharp demonstrates education offering at GESS 2016
Sharp Middle East and Africa has announced it will be showcasing a full range of education products and solutions at Gulf Educational Supplies and Solutions 2016 (GESS), set to take place in 1st to 3rd March, 2016 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
Sharp MEA introduces flagship MFP
Sharp Middle East and Africa has launched its new flagship multi-function printer (MFP), Polaris Pro MX-7500N/MX-6500N in the GCC. The colour print-on-demand powerhouse, built for full-scale advanced light production, will enable medium-to-large enterprises to produce high-quality, professional documents in-house.
Apple fires Samsung as chip designer
Apple is said to have closed the door on Samsung as its chip designer, according to a series of reports. …
Sharp to preview 90-inch Aquos LED TV at ADES
Sharp Middle East announced on Thursday that it will offer consumers a sneak preview of its new, 90-inch Aquos LED …
Sharp will pay US$198.5 million to settle Dell price-fixing lawsuit
Sharp said yesterday it has agreed to pay Dell and two other companies US$198.5 million to settle a lawsuit for …
Sharp reports 50% increase in business leads at GITEX 2011
Sharp Middle East recorded increased interest in its LCD solutions compared to last year, as the inaugural Infocomm exhibition became …