IBM to hire in Hungary
IBM is reportedly looking to hire more staff for its data processing and operating system and network support centre in Hungary.
OEMThe company operates a data processing and operating system and network support centre in Székesféhervár, Hungary, as is looking to hire several hundred new employees, local newspapers reported. IBM IDC employs around 800 staff at facility at the Videoton Industrial Park in Székesféhervár. However, the company is looking to expand the facility to accomodate for up to 1000 new staff, the report continues. The expansion is scheduled to be completed early next year.
Qimonda plant in China sold
Foxconn builds two million note-books
EMSAccording to DigiTimes, Sony orders two million note-books from Foxconn this year.
JAOtech opens US headquarters
EmbeddedJAOtech has opened its U.S. headquarters in Trumbull, Connecticut.
Ericsson expected to work with Wistron
EMSTelecom giant Ericsson opens a support office for consumer electronics in Taiwan.
Cobham and RS Components sign global agreement
ComponentsRS Components has signed a two year global supply agreement with Cobham.
Cable Harnesses company files for bankruptcy
Cable HarnessesSweden based K.A.B. Kabelprefektion AB has filed for bankruptcy.
