Showing posts with label Lenovo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lenovo. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Nvidia planed to cut 5 partners including Foxconn

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Oct. 6, according to foreign media reports, it was said the other day, in order to reduce expenses, Nvidia intended to cut the 5 partners including Foxconn.

The source said it's about to be cut 5 partners, including Foxconn and Club 3D, the other 3 is not clear. This further indicates that, Nvidia need to reduce spending.

At present, Nvidia graphics performance in general, the prices are too high, coupled with the recent issue of defective graphics cards, Nvidia makes graphics business experience in the doldrums. As a result, from a financial point of view will retain the 24 partners is no longer feasible.

Nvidia recognized early July this year, part of the G84 and G86 series of notebook graphics existed flaws, Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Lenovo, Apple, Sony and a wide range of notebook models of other notebook manufacturers are affected by this problem. To this, Nvidia plans to spend 200,000,000 U.S. dollars of funds to solve the problem

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Lenovo has no plans to get the acquisition of Dell PC factory

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The world's fourth largest PC maker Lenovo Group CEO William AmelioTuesday said that the company has no current plans to acquire its rival Dell’ computer factory.

According to foreign media reports, "The Wall Street Journal" reported last week, as hopes to cut costs and increase profits, Dell intends to sell its run in the rest of the world's computer factory.

In response, Amelio in Singapore to attend the meeting, remember that the association is sufficient production capacity, it will not buy a Dell computer factory.

Amelio also said the global economic slowdown may affect the business technology spending. He said that Lenovo may be to re-evaluate its operating expenses.


The first quarter fiscal report released by Lenovo showed in the first quarter fiscal report at the end of June, as the slowdown of U.S. economic growth and the impact of the earthquake in Sichuan, Lenovo net profit rose 65 percent to be the lowest quarterly increase within this year .