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Japan's Renesas, India's Tata Motors Partner To Develop Chip Solutions
Renesas Electronics Corp and Tata Motors have formed a strategic partnership to design, develop and make semiconductor solutions.
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Renesas Says To Restore Full Capacity At Fire-Damaged Chip Plant By End-May
Renesas Electronics Corp, a major supplier of automotive semiconductors, said on Monday it plans to restore lost production capacity at its fire damaged plant by end-May after restarting production on Saturday.
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Renesas Says Damage From Fire At Chip Factory Worse Than First Thought
Renesas has said it will take at least a month to resume production at its 300 mm wafer line at the fire-hit plant, but replacing damaged machines could take several months.
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Japan Car Makers Scramble To Assess Impact Of Renesas Auto Chip-Plant Fire
Renesas said it will take at least a month to restart production on a 300mm wafer line at its Naka plant in northeast Japan after an electrical fault caused machinery to catch fire on Friday and poured smoke into the sensitive clean room.
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Mahindra And Renesas Announce Technical Partnership For Formula E
Mahindra and Mahindra has announced a strategic partnership for Formula E with Japan's Reneses Electronics Corporation. Reneses is a supplier of advanced semi-conductor solutions will come on-board as a technology partner for the Mahindra Racing Formula E team. The partnership comes as part of the Indian automaker's 'race to road' strategy for elec...
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Japan's Renesas to Buy US Chipmaker Intersil for $3.2 Billion
Intersil makes chips that manage battery voltage in hybrid and electric vehicles and operate on-board cameras and displays.
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Sony may buy Renesas plant to boost imaging sensor production: report
Sony Corp may buy a factory from chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp to boost production of its imaging sensors to meet rising demand from Chinese smartphone makers, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Nikkei logs worst July performance in 5 years
The Nikkei lost 3.5% though its decline was stemmed by signals from ECB that it will defend the euro.
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Japan's Renesas, India's Tata Motors Partner To Develop Chip Solutions
Renesas Electronics Corp and Tata Motors have formed a strategic partnership to design, develop and make semiconductor solutions.
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Renesas Says To Restore Full Capacity At Fire-Damaged Chip Plant By End-May
Renesas Electronics Corp, a major supplier of automotive semiconductors, said on Monday it plans to restore lost production capacity at its fire damaged plant by end-May after restarting production on Saturday.
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Renesas Says Damage From Fire At Chip Factory Worse Than First Thought
Renesas has said it will take at least a month to resume production at its 300 mm wafer line at the fire-hit plant, but replacing damaged machines could take several months.
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Japan Car Makers Scramble To Assess Impact Of Renesas Auto Chip-Plant Fire
Renesas said it will take at least a month to restart production on a 300mm wafer line at its Naka plant in northeast Japan after an electrical fault caused machinery to catch fire on Friday and poured smoke into the sensitive clean room.
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Mahindra And Renesas Announce Technical Partnership For Formula E
Mahindra and Mahindra has announced a strategic partnership for Formula E with Japan's Reneses Electronics Corporation. Reneses is a supplier of advanced semi-conductor solutions will come on-board as a technology partner for the Mahindra Racing Formula E team. The partnership comes as part of the Indian automaker's 'race to road' strategy for elec...
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Japan's Renesas to Buy US Chipmaker Intersil for $3.2 Billion
Intersil makes chips that manage battery voltage in hybrid and electric vehicles and operate on-board cameras and displays.
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Sony may buy Renesas plant to boost imaging sensor production: report
Sony Corp may buy a factory from chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp to boost production of its imaging sensors to meet rising demand from Chinese smartphone makers, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Nikkei logs worst July performance in 5 years
The Nikkei lost 3.5% though its decline was stemmed by signals from ECB that it will defend the euro.
