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A crisis at chipmaker Nexperia sent automakers scrambling; here's what to knowA global car production crisis erupted after the Dutch government seized control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia over security fears. T...- China to exempt some Nexperia chips from export banAnxiety over chip shortages began when the Netherlands invoked a Cold War-era law in late September to effectively take control of Nexperia...
- Toyota Motor does not face immediate chip shortage from Nexperia, CEO saysToyota's top executive Koji Sato assured that immediate chip shortages are not a concern despite Chinese export restrictions. The automaker...
- Automakers hunt high and low for chips as supply crisis worsensCar makers worldwide are struggling to secure vital computer chips. A ban on exports from China by Dutch firm Nexperia is causing a major s...
- ETtech Opinion: The semiconductor manufacturing sagaMany technology enthusiasts are confident that India’s digital infrastructure will be second to none in the world and will indeed be a role...
- Lenovo India sales grow 39% at Rs 14,484 crore in FY22, net jumps 215%Lenovo India managing director Shailendra Katyal told ET in an interaction that the company continues to grow in India in the first half of...
- Where is China investing? Communist leaders are becoming venture capitalistsChina’s local governments control land sales, receive profits from state-owned companies, and have close ties with state-owned banks. For d...
- Realme India plans foray into 15 new categories in New YearThe company is also aiming to become a leader in the 5G handset space and will launch only smartphones supporting the new technology in the...
- UTL Neolyncs to make JioPhone Next 4G smartphoneRIL is believed to be aiming to place an order of five million units, the initial part of which has gone to UTL Neolyncs, said the people. ...
- Realme to locally make laptops, tablets; to launch consumer durables before DiwaliThe Chinese handset maker also expects to break into the top three brands with up to 30 million sales by December 2021.
- Jio-Google budget smartphone launch likely before DiwaliThe 4G smartphone is likely to be priced below $50 and the company will start pre-bookings in the coming months.
- Realme India in talks with suppliers, manufacturing partners to start local factories: CEO Madhav ShethThe company, which is focussed on driving growth in 2021 through its 5G smartphones, is constantly monitoring situations state by state on ...
- Realme partners Khy Electronics to make wearables in IndiaIt has also expanded the smartphone manufacturing footprint in India beyond its sister brand Oppo's Greater Noida facility for the first ti...
- Qualcomm brings 5G to more affordable smartphones with Snapdragon 690"We are focussed on bringing 5G to everyone...We have more than 60 OEMs who have launched or announced 5G devices and we have more than 375...
- Reliance Industries’s Lyf products will be Made in IndiaFoxconn, the world’s largest contract manufacturer, will start production of VoLTE handsets for Reliance Retail’s Lyf brand of 4G smartphon...
- ZTE plans manufacturing unit in India, to introduce VoLTE smartphonesZTE has so far provided Blade, S6, S6 Plus, V53S (Nubia) smartphones, which were priced in the range of Rs 9,500- Rs 15,000.
- Reliance Retail’s LYF handset brand could be worth $1 billion in FY17: CLSAThe LYF brand emerged as India's fifth largest smartphone player in its first quarter since launch in the world's fastest growing smartphon...
- Indian mobile industry expects Chinese companies to invest $2-3 billionHolitech plans to set up a manufacturing facility in India over the next three to five years, for which it is willing to put in 20% equity.
- Chinese firms could invest $2-3 billion over next 2 years in Indian mobile manufacturing: ICAThe government, through its mega Make in India program, aims to fuel domestic manufacturing in the country cutting imports to net zero by 2...
- Make in India: Over 80 Chinese handset ecosystem players to look at manufacturing options in IndiaHandset makers from China are heading to India, which is set to overtake the US as the second largest smartphone market by 2017.
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