Foxconn considers buying memory business from Toshiba

Foxconn mulls Toshiba memory chip bid

Foxconn founder Terry Gou has said he is serious about bidding for Toshiba’s memory chip business.

If successful the move would consolidate Foxconn’s position as an important supplier of mobile phone components. Flash memory is a key component not just in smartphones but increasingly computers, displays and data centres.

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Foxconn mulls Toshiba memory chip bid

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