SK Hynix has crossed the $1 trillion market value mark. This milestone follows similar achievements by rivals Samsung Electronics and Micro...

She was handed $400 million and one impossible mission — make Huawei independent from foreign chips. Years later, He Tingbo emerged as Chin...

China has been keen to wean itself from foreign technologies such as semiconductors - a critical sector that the U.S. has sought to limit C...

India is set to launch a massive ₹1 trillion fund to boost domestic chipmaking, aiming to become a global manufacturing hub. This initiativ...

London-based tech firm Nothing has raised $200 million led by Tiger Global, valuing it at $1.3 billion. Founded by Carl Pei in 2020, the co...

Other backers include China's Cornerstone, the Shenzhen city government's SDG Group, and Jinshi Xingyao, an investment platform for Honor's...

At the heart of the Android issue is an agreement that Google signs with smartphone makers such as Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus and Oppo.

“We want to expand this with multiple EMS (electronics manufacturing services) partners, mainly Indian companies. We are evaluating exports...

Most Indian smartphone makers were relegated following the entry of Chinese companies in the last few years, while others turned into OEM s...

The maker of regional smartphone operating system Indus OS has raised an undisclosed amount in the second tranche of its Series A round fro...

Including Jha's investment, Smartron has raised about Rs 100 crore since its inception in 2014. The company is in advanced talks with inves...

A significant part of Alibaba's investment will help the handset maker to set up more service centers in India.

Lava International will raise nearly $200 million through overseas borrowings to part-finance its Rs 1,800-crore handset manufacturing unit.

The world's third-biggest smartphone maker had a financing round in August 2013 that valued the company at $10 billion.

Karbonn Mobiles, India's third largest smartphone vendor, is planning to sell 15-20% stake to private equity funds to raise money for overs...

Karbonn is planning to raise funds for its overseas expansion plans by diluting 15-20% stake to private equity players.

MoFirst, which was launched in 2008 by three IIT graduates, is the maker of India's first Gujarati smartphone.