Memory Chip

SanDisk announces world's highest capacity microSD card of 400 GB, can fit 40 hours of Full HD videos

SanDisk has announced the world's highest capacity microSD card with a memory space of 400 GB.

Western Digital to finalise the deal with Toshiba's memory chip buisness

Western Digital Corp’s chief executive is in Tokyo to finalise an agreement to buy Toshiba Corp’s memory chip business, ending months of dispute over the auction, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on 28 August.

Toshiba has resumed blocking Western Digital’s access to shared data in the chip joint venture

Toshiba Corp said it resumed blocking access by Western Digital Corp to data at their memory chip joint venture, intensifying its dispute with the US firm over the Japanese company's planned sale of the chip business.

LG electronics falls short of expected Q2 profit because of continuing struggles of its mobile division

LG estimated that its second-quarter operating profit rose 14 percent from a year ago, but fell short of expectations as the mobile division's struggled.

Toshiba's memory chip unit under pressure to opt for plan B and find a new buyer

Toshiba board is being asked seriously consider alternatives, people with direct knowledge of the sale process said - including picking a new buyer.

Samsung Electronics expected to show best profits in nearly three years

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is likely to forecast its best quarterly profit in nearly three years on Friday, analysts said, with robust memory chip sales easing the pain of the costly failure of a flagship smartphone.

Strong memory chip sales pushes Toshiba to revise H1 forecast

Japan's Toshiba Corp said on Wednesday it expects to post a bigger first-half profit than previously forecast as memory chip prices have climbed on rising demand for smartphones.

Toshiba sues Powerchip in Taiwan over memory chip patent

Toshiba and Sandisk team up to mass produce 3D memory chip

Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory share

Samsung Electronics, the world's No.1 memory chip maker, said it started mass production at a new $10 billion chip line, as it seeks to raise its share in the booming flash memory chip market fuelled by robust demand growth in mobile products.