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With seamless design and manufacture of high-quality flash memory-based storage solutions, discrete devices, displays, advanced materials, medical tubes, custom SoCs/ASICs, digital multimedia and imaging products, microcontrollers and wireless components, Toshiba makes possible today's leading cell phones, digital music players, cameras, medical devices, TVs, automotive electronics and more.

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Worlds Are About to Touch.  TransferJet Overview Whitepaper
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TransferJet™ is a new wireless technology that combines the speed of UWB (Ultra-Wide Band) with the ease of NFC (Near Field Communications). The TransferJet technology can transfer files at 375 Mbps effective speed by simply touching two devices together. This paper explains the technology specifications and provides information on the TransferJet Consortium, an organization created to promote TransferJet adoption.

Toshiba backs LED firm Bridgelux
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LED developer Bridgelux said Japan's Toshiba made an equity investment in the firm of undisclosed size.

Elpida buy to remake DRAM landscape
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Micron reportedly wins the rights to negotiate for Elpida even as it begins sampling its first DDR4 DRAM module.

Reports: SK Hynix drops out of Elpida bidding
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SK Hynix Inc., the world's second largest DRAM maker, has dropped its bid for Elpida Memory Inc. according to reports that referenced a regulatory filing in Seoul Friday May 4.

Micron, Hynix poised to gain NAND share, says IHS
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Micron Technology and SK Hynix narrowed the gap in NAND flash memory with market leaders Samsung and Toshiba in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to a report by market research firm IHS iSuppli.

Toshiba to replace IC assembly plant in Thailand
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Toshiba will rebuild its chip assembly operations decimated by the 2011 Thai floods by relocating its Thai subsidiary to a new back-end facility in a different location in Thailand, Toshiba said.

Who wants Elpida and why? Analysts weigh in
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Amid the extraordinary Elpida auction situation, we asked several analysts who wants Elpida, why, and what the ultimate impact will be for the DRAM business.

Toshiba reportedly bows out of Elpida bidding
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Toshiba no longer plans to bid for a stake in fellow Japanese chip vendor Elpida Memory, according to a Reuters news service report that cites two Japanese newspapers as its source.

Violin Memory snags another $50M in funding
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Scalable flash memory array vendor Violin Memory announced $50 million in Series D funding from a group of investors including Toshiba, Juniper Networks, SAP Ventures and Highland Capital.

Reports: Toshiba, Micron, Hynix to bid for Elpida
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Micron Technology, SK Hynix and Toshiba are all in the process of throwing their hats in the ring to acquire all or part of bankrupt Japanese DRAM vendor Elpida Memory, according to media reports.

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