Electronics Production | May 02, 2006
EMS providers to take benefit of<br>Motorola´s outsourcing decision
Motorola has decided to start outsourcing the manufacturing of its IP Set-top-boxes.
Motorola that is the world´s largest STB maker has decided to start outsourcing its set-top-boxes. This will bring benefits to the local EMS providers in Taiwan who can expect orders worth $312.5 million. Named possible manufacturers are: Foxconn, Zyxel, Zinwell and NuVision.
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