Dell Building Factory in Poland
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Dell Inc. will create 1,000 jobs in Poland when it opens a factory in the country, the Times of London reported Monday.  The Texas company, which is the world's largest PC maker, will spend $375 million building the plant in Lodz. A startup date was not announced.
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Ich liebe Liebert Doing its best to imitate The Fonz, Dell has formed an exclusive partnership with data center cooling specialist Liebert to put your boxes on ice.â¦
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Dell Inc. said on Tuesday it plans to  open a third U.S. manufacturing plant, based in North Carolina  with 1,500 workers, in a rare example of a U.S. high-tech  company expanding domestic production.
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Dell Inc. DELL.O, the No. 1 computer   maker, on Monday said it would hire an additional 500 engineers   for its product development operations in central Texas.
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Dell Inc. said yesterday that it would build its third US manufacturing plant in North Carolina, employing at least 1,500 people within five years. The new facility, scheduled to open in the fall of 2005 at a site to be determined, will produce desktop computers.
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New Dell R&D facility in Bangalore can house up to 1000 employees.
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COMPUTER giants Dell are holding an open evening at their Glasgow- based contact centre on Tuesday.  The firm are looking for motivated and ambitious people to work in their technical support team.  The event takes place at the firm's City Park headquarters between 5pm and 9pm.
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By Kyodo News International, Tokyo  Sep. 10--TOKYO -- Toshiba Corp. plans to build a liquid crystal display  television plant in Poland to boost production of large screen LCD television  sets for the European market, company sources said Sunday.
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Dell is to open its first factory in India, in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, as part of wider international expansion plans.
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Staff at Sanmina in Lisburn, have been told the plant is shutting down and relocating.The US owned company, which makes computer cabinets, wants to move to Hungary in a bid to lower its wage bill.  (c) 2007 Belfast Telegraph. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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WINSTON SALEM, NC - Dell announced today it is adding to its US manufacturing operations with a third location, to be placed in the Triad area of North Carolina.
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(InfoWorld) - DellÂ inaugurated Thursday a new research and development (R&D) facility in Bangalore, India, that can house up to 1,000 staff. The new facility is in line with Dell's plans toÂ make India a hubÂ for the development of enterprise products such as servers, storage, and software. Dell already has 600 engineers working in Bangalore on systems software, hardware design, and validation and testing for its enterprise products. The Bangalore facility is the company's largest R&D center outside the U.S. for enterprise products, Brad Anderson, senior vice president of Dell's business product group, said Thursday. Other Dell R&D centers in Asia are in Shanghai, Taipei, and Singapore. While the Shanghai center focuses on desktop design, the Taipei center does notebook design, and the center in Singapore works on Dell's printing and imaging products. Starting with software development in 2001, Dell has set up groups in Bangalore specialized in systems software, hardware design, and testing. The aim is to do end-to-end product development in India, said Vivek Mansingh, country manager and head of the R&D center. A dual-socket server is currently being designed entirely from India. Dell did not however disclose when the 1,000 staff would arrive at its new 200,000 square feet facility. The company has so far invested $150 million in setting up its R&D operations in India. Besides its R&D operations, Dell also runs call centers from various locations in India to support its customers worldwide. Its manufacturing plant in Chennai in south India is scheduled to start production in July.
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XIAMEN, China  - Dell Inc.  expects production in China for domestic sales to keep growing at about 30 percent in the short term, meaning the PC giant might add another factory there in three to four years, its top manufacturing executive for the country said.
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Philips might have started selling PCs again, but they are still outsourcing their internal PC needs. And Dell is the lucky one to get the deal worth around USD 700 millions!
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Dell strikes a deal with the world's largest retailer to make a point.
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American computer maker Dell Inc. opened its second customer call center in the Philippines Thursday, bringing the number of local employees to 2,600, a company official said.
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(InfoWorld) - The head of Japanese memory chip maker Elpida Memory held talks with Taiwanese officials last week about incentives for building a chip factory on the island. Yukio Sakamoto, Elpida's chief executive officer met with the company's foundry partner in Taiwan, Powerchip Semiconductor, as part of his visit to the island, but Elpida says it has made no decisions yet, a spokeswoman for the company said Tuesday. Elpida is considering an investment in either China, Japan, Singapore, or Taiwan, and could work with a partner in a joint venture or go it alone, said Tomoko Kobayashi a spokeswoman at Elpida. Powerchip declined to comment. Such a deal would be huge for the winning location, because modern DRAM (dynamic RAM) factories cost around $3 billion and employ thousands of workers. China and Taiwan both have advantages because Elpida already works with partners in both places, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. of Shanghai and Powerchip. Singapore would also rate highly since it's been labeled one of the best locations in the world for a chip plant investment due to its tax breaks and other incentives. Japan would have home field advantage. The DRAM industry is also ripe for new factories. Most companies in the business have invested in non-DRAM production lines in recent years, mainly NAND flash memory, popular in digital cameras, mobile phones, and iPods. But DRAM prices have surged recently due to strong PC sales, and prices are expected to remain strong over the next several months onÂ anticipated PC demandÂ from the launch of Microsoft Windows Vista. In fact, the spot price of the most popular chips, DDR2 (double data rate, second generation) chips, hasÂ surged 15 percentÂ over the past three days, according to DRAMeXchange Technology Inc., an online clearinghouse for the chips.