Electronics Production | January 09, 2009
Lenovo takes more manufacturing in-house
The Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo has taken more manufacturing in-house, rather than outsourcing it to big EMS-providers such as Flextronics or Foxconn.
This seems to be part of the newly announced restructuring program that is to save the company $300 million during the fiscal 2009/2010. Additional to that, Lenovo also announced to lay off around 11% of its global workforce. (evertiq reported)
Ad
Northvolt finds powerful partners in BMW and Umicore
The BMW Group, Northvolt and Umicore have formed a joint technology consortium in order to work closely together on the continued development of a complete – and sustainable – value chain for battery cells for electrified vehicles in...
BMZ Group is an official shareholder of Sachs Micro Mobility
Karlstein am Main-based BMZ Group announces that it is now an official shareholder of Sachs...
RUAG is looking to split up the company
The board of directors of RUAG has made its first decisions regarding the unbundling of the...
Electrolux comments on impact from development in Sears
The Swedish white goods manufacturer has commented the announcement that one of...
Ad
Aegis & Inovaxe partners to improve inventory management, accuracy, ...
Aegis Software and material handling specialist Inovaxe, have teamed up to provide an...
Divestments & closures in Nilfisk's simplification strategy
Cleaning equipment manufacturer, Nilfisk, has executed significant initiatives...
Boeing invests in Accion Systems to propel satellite capabilities
Boeing announces that it is investing in Accion Systems Inc., a Boston...
Japan-based Terra Drone acquires significant stake in Inkonova
Terra Drone, a global commercial drone technology company, acquires a significant...
Uniti expands R&D with a UK engineering team
Electric car start-up, Uniti Swedn, has expanded its operations into the UK by...
SolarEdge to acquires South Korean battery solutions provider
Israeli inverter manufacturer, SolarEdge Technologies, says that it has entered into definitive...
NOTE enters new Swedish partnership in smart lightning
The market for the connected home is advancing rapidly. Swedish EMS provider NOTE...
Jenoptik further expands its automation manufacturing capacity
Jenoptik Automotive North America LLC says that it has added 40'850 square feet...
CYNORA and LG Display Expand Their Cooperation
CYNORA, a developer of TADF (thermally activated delayed fluorescence) materials for...
Rimac to supply EV technology to Automobili Pininfarina
Automobili Pininfarina is looking to produce luxury electric hypercars and in this ventue...
OnRobot snags new chief sales officer from Universal Robot
OnRobot announces that it has brought on Shermine Gotfredsen as its new Chief...
Celestica to acquire Impakt Holdings
EMS provider Celestica announces that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Impakt Holdings, LLC.
SemiGen acquires thin film circuit manufacturer Ion Beam Milling
Ion Beam Milling is a 35-year-old, New Hampshire-based manufacturing company who...
Foxconn buys property in Wisconsin to support “Smart City” initiatives
The Taiwanese EMS-provider announces that it has purchased One Main Centre in downtown...
Short time work for VAT’s production employees in Haag
Vacuum valves manufacturer, VAT Group, says that it will introduce a short time work...
Pfeiffer Vacuum opens new production site in Romania
Pfeiffer Vacuum has officially opened its new production location in Cluj, Romania. The...
BorgWarner opens new plant in Wuhan
BorgWarner has inaugurated its new production plant in the Caidian Economic Development...
Most Read
Load more news
Comments