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Global notebook shipments to resume sequential growth in 2Q23, says DIGITIMES Research - Vimarsana News

Global notebook shipments to resume sequential growth in 2Q23, says DIGITIMES Research

Global notebook shipments (not including detachable models) performed better than originally expected, shrinking only 9.5% sequentially and less than 35% on year in the first quarter of 2023, and the volumes will grow back 9% sequentially in the second quarter, according to DIGITIMES Research's latest numbers from the report covering the notebook industry.

Foxconn acquires more land in southern India for smartphone manufacturing - Vimarsana News

Foxconn acquires more land in southern India for smartphone manufacturing

According to a filing by Foxconn Tuesday night, the world's largest electronics manufacturer has bought land near Bengaluru for future operation.

Chicony expects revenue and profit growth in 2Q23 - Vimarsana News

Chicony expects revenue and profit growth in 2Q23

Taiwan-based PC peripheral specialist Chicony Electronics reiterated the company's efforts to expand its non-PC offerings while anticipating sequential revenue and profit increases in 2Q23.

New Largan plant on track for equipment move-in - Vimarsana News

New Largan plant on track for equipment move-in

Smartphone-lens module specialist Largan Precision is on track to complete the construction of its new plant in Taiwan despite slow sales in the first four months.

Wistron, Inventec post notebook shipment drops in April - Vimarsana News

Wistron, Inventec post notebook shipment drops in April

Taiwan-based notebook ODMs Wistron, Inventec, Compal Electronics, and Quanta Computer experienced revenue drops in April 2023, both seeing notebook shipments fall more than 10% sequentially.