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Intel to sell datacenter solutions group to MiTAC - Vimarsana News

Intel to sell datacenter solutions group to MiTAC

Taiwan-based MiTAC Holding has responded to recent market speculation regarding its acquisition of Intel's datacenter solutions group (DSG), stating that the handover will begin in July 2023.

EV charging pile company Zerova to expand in Japan - Vimarsana News

EV charging pile company Zerova to expand in Japan

Taiwan-based Zerova Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of power supply maker Phihong Technology, which specializes in electric vehicle (EV) charging piles, has disclosed plans to expand in Japan.

Largan pessimistic about 2Q23 prospects - Vimarsana News

Largan pessimistic about 2Q23 prospects

Smartphone lens module specialist Largan Precision has expressed caution about its sales prospects for the second quarter, citing the continued weakness of global smartphone sales.

Japan's data center services experiencing quantitative changes, inflating electricity costs a hidden concern - Vimarsana News

Japan's data center services experiencing quantitative changes, inflating electricity costs a hidden concern

Japan's data center service market surpassed the JPY3 trillion (around US$22.8 billion) mark for the first time in 2022. The growth has shifted to software-as-a-service (SaaS), data-as-a-service (DaaS), infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), and platform-as-a-service (PaaS). On the other hand, due to inflating electricity fees in Japan, over 75% of Japanese data center operators are going to or have already raised their service fees. This could hurt the construction of data centers.

Apple to use 100% recycled cobalt and rare earth in its products - Vimarsana News

Apple to use 100% recycled cobalt and rare earth in its products

Apple announced an ambitious plan to expand the use of recycled materials across its products, which would require suppliers to achieve certain environmental benchmarks to secure orders from the world's largest company by market capitalization.

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