TAIWANESE ICT SUPPLIERS
More Taiwanese ICT suppliers may relocate to India in near future, says official
Anticipating the Taiwan Expo 2024, Chend envisions a robust platform for showcasing products and fostering business opportunities to enhance Taiwan-India trade relations, reflecting the significant growth in economic cooperation between the two nations.
India a key destination to strengthen global supply chains for Taiwanese tech firms: Dy Min for Taiwan's National Development
Leading Taiwanese technology firms are looking at relocating their manufacturing bases to India to bring down their exposure to the Chinese market amid the self-governed island's increasingly tense relations with China. Deputy Minister for Taiwan's National Development Kao Shien-Quey said there is huge scope for collaboration between New Delhi and Taipei in areas of emerging and critical technologies including manufacturing of semiconductors and electronics equipment.
To counter China in electronics manufacturing, need to enable Indian giants like Jio to step up: MAIT’s Nitin Kunkolienker
India’s electronics manufacturing suffers from years of neglect and flawed policies.
Wistron Infocomm eyes capital infusion in its India unit
Wistron operates as an original design manufacturer offering full-spectrum solutions, including design, manufacturing and post-sales support — repair, refurbishment and supply-chain management.
Apple supplier Wistron to invest Rs 682 crore to set up new manufacturing facility
The Taiwanese contract manufacturer will invest a sum of $105 million to develop land and manufacture smartphones as well as IoT and bio-tech devices.
iPhone-maker Wistron seeks more land near Bengaluru
Reports have suggested that Wistron may invest about Rs 1,000 crore for about 100 acres near the state capital Bengaluru, part of which could be used to make models such as Apple’s iPhone 6s.
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Wipro tops Greenpeace list of greener electronics cos
Wipro has topped the 'Greenpeace's Guide to Greener Electronics' list in its maiden appearance, surpassing global giants such as Apple, Samsung, Dell and Nokia among others.
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