Toshiba news stories

Toshiba Australia's New Zealand Branch have released their latest financial reports, showing the company’s total revenue from contracts with customers has grown by $6,926,000 in Australia.

Dynabook’s Toshiba Canvio Gaming Portable Storage hard drive may offer a solution to a problem that new console owners didn’t know they had.

Dynabook is the new branding for what many may know as Toshiba. The change in branding happened in 2018, and the company remains one of the world’s largest PC manufacturers.

Toshiba has recently published its annual reports for its Australian and New Zealand operations for the year ended 31 March 2020.

To mark the occasion, the Dynabook Rewards programme is offering resellers $50 for every Dynabook or Toshiba branded device sold before December 31.

Toshiba TEC Senior Vice President Masami Uchiyama says they underwent a rigorous due diligence process before deciding to support IMAGR.

Intended primarily for industrial applications, these popular printers combine state-of-the-art technology with usability, reliability and low TCO.

The upsurge in patent applications for devices and machines powered by AI in the last five years, suggests that it could soon revolutionise all areas of daily life.

The MG08 series hard disk drives are the industry's largest capacity conventional magnetic recording hard drive.

Toshiba is continuously focusing on the research and development of AI technologies.

The two companies hope to cultivate the 3D flash memory business with the new research and manufacturing facilities.

Toshiba and Synnex Australia announced their collaboration for internal hard drive product sales and after-sales services for the A/NZ region.

The newly created position will lead a newly established business unit, the Digital Transformation Strategy Acceleration Division.

Toshiba announced its latest line-up of NVM Express and SATA data center solid-state drives.

In the agreement with Toshiba Corporation, Seagate has committed to provide up to $1.25 billion in financing to support the acquisition

Toshiba’s New Zealand business has produced an improved profit for the latest financial year, despite a slight decrease in sales revenue.

Ingram Micro has revealed a golden opportunity for New Zealand resellers, centred around Intel’s new 7th Generation Kaby Lake processors.

​TIBCO Software recently announced the recipients of this year’s Partner Excellence Awards in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region - including an AU winner.

Toshiba has stepped up its enterprise and data center play, launching a new series of read-intensive solid state drives.

“With our expanded line of Tecra and Portégé products, we are able to deliver devices with enterprise-class performance for a low TCO."

Toshiba has seen profit from its Australian operations soar by more than 52% with revenue for the company also on the up locally.

Toshiba has recorded a revenue increase for its New Zealand operations but seen its total comprehensive income for the year halved.

“This enables wireless power for subsequent charging of smartphones and tablets at speeds comparable to or faster than conventional wired chargers."

"As the market for wearables continues its rapid expansion, users are increasingly demanding low-power communication capabilities built into devices."