US EditionApple Supplier's Plans Fall Through, Macs and iPads May Be Impacted
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Apple Supplier's Plans Fall Through, Macs and iPads May Be Impacted
On an earnings call on Tuesday, Japanese company Sharp announced that the planned sale of one of its LCD display factories to its majority owner Foxconn has fell through, according to Nikkei Asia. As a result, the report said Sharp plans to halt production at the facility in August, and this decision may temporarily impact Apple.
Sharp announces that the planned sale of its LCD screen factory, which has the name K2, in Foxconn has failed and that it intends to stop production on the site in August, which could disrupt Apple's supply for LCD screens. TrendForce estimates that a short-term voltage could be created for [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App S…
Foxconn Pulls Out Of Sharp LCD Factory Deal As Display Prices Slump
Sharp has confirmed that Foxconn has withdrawn from plans to acquire one of its key LCD manufacturing plants in Japan, citing prolonged weakness in global LCD panel prices. The Japanese electronics company said the sale of the plant to its Taiwanese majority owner had collapsed after Foxconn reassessed the commercial outlook. The plant primarily produces
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