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Festive payments soar; Tata's chip ally huntDigital payments jump tenfold following festive sales and GST cuts. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
Tata Electronics in talks with ASML, JT Corp, other potential partners to build ecosystemASML is the world’s sole supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) photolithography machines, which are essential for producing the most advanc...
ET Make in India SME Regional Summits: How Canon is enabling Indian MSMEsFrom high-speed printers to semiconductor manufacturing, Canon outlined its vision at the Chandigarh edition of the ET SME Summits.
ET Make in India SME Regional Summits: How Canon is capturing Nagpur’s industrial surgeThe global imaging giant promises print cost savings, uptime, and tech accessibility for Indian MSMEs.
Good opportunity in chip fabrication in India; in talks with manufacturers for lithography machines: CanonCanon India, experiencing double-digit growth, is eyeing the semiconductor lithography equipment market. The company is in talks with chip ...
Canon in talks with Indian, global players to supply chip making machineCanon is exploring partnerships with Indian and global players for semiconductor lithography equipment essential in chip fabrication, aimin...
Encouraged by PM Modi's victory, Japanese infra & consumer companies step up pace in IndiaJapanese firms that are already here are intensifying their India presence, raising investments, widening product portfolios and setting am...
Nikon versus Canon: Why and how the two top Japanese camera-makers have made India their battlegroundThe focus of the rivalry is high-end models. While Nikon models are in the range of Rs 32,950 to Rs 5 lakh, Canon's is a tad less than Niko...
- Japan earthquake: Aftershocks in India as prices of appliances may rise, auto output to suffer
The aftershocks of last month's massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan will rattle Indian consumers next month.
- We have enough advantages over LG & Samsung in India: Sir Howard Stringer, Sony Corporation
Sony Corporation head Sir Howard Stringer wants India to be in the Japanese electronics major's top five markets in the next couple of year...