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Toshiba

Toshiba Corp Sees Operating Profit of 13.1 Billion Yen for 2025 Fiscal Year

Toshiba Cancels Power Semiconductor Collaboration with Chinese Wafer Maker

Toshiba Launches TLX9165T Automotive Photo Relay

Toshiba Launches Digital Isolators for Automotive Applications

Orange Business and Toshiba Europe Launch First Commercial Quantum-Secure Network Service

Toshiba Delivers New SCiB Nb Lithium-Ion Battery Samples

Matalan adopts Toshiba VisualStore business platform

Toshiba Signs Four-Year Contract with Sourcewell

Toshiba and Global Power Technology Accelerate SiC Power Device Patent Applications

Toshiba Launches 650V Third Generation SiC MOSFET

Toshiba plans to lay off up to 4,000 people to turn losses into profits

Toshiba plans to lay off 5,000 employees

Toshiba to Lay Off 5,000 Employees

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Toshiba TEC Corporation reported an extraordinary loss of ¥6.8 billion in its non-consolidated financial statements for Q2 of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. This loss is attributed to an allowance for doubtful accounts related to receivables from a subsidiary in its overseas retail solutions business. The total provision for the first half of the fiscal year reached ¥6,831 million. However, this provision will not affect the consolidated profit or loss as it will be eliminated in the consolidated financial statements.

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Toshiba TEC Records ¥6.8 Billion Extraordinary Loss for Doubtful Accounts

Toshiba TEC Corporation has announced a year-end dividend of ¥20 per share for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, down from ¥45 per share in the previous fiscal year. This announcement highlights a decrease in dividends for shareholders.

Toshiba TEC Corporation announces ¥20 year-end dividend per share

Toshiba TEC Corporation forecasts an operating profit of 13.1 billion yen for FY2025, despite a first-half operating loss of 1.1 billion yen due to US tariffs. The company reported a positive operating profit of 1.0 billion yen in Q2, with tariff impacts expected to decrease from 7.9 billion yen in H1 to 3.1 billion yen in H2, aided by price revisions and recovering demand. The full-year profit forecast remains unchanged from previous guidance.

Toshiba TEC forecasts full-year operating profit of 13.1 billion yen for FY2025

Toshiba has launched the S300 AI Surveillance HDD, designed for AI-driven video applications. This new hard disk drive offers capacities from 8TB to 24TB, optimized for high-resolution video capture and analysis. It supports up to 64 camera streams and 32 AI streams, ensuring scalability for modern surveillance needs. With an annual workload rating of 550TB and a mean time to failure of up to 2.5 million hours, the S300 AI is built for 24/7 operation in critical environments. The product will be available in 1CQ26.

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Toshiba Launches S300 AI Surveillance HDD for AI-driven Video Applications

Toshiba Unit Ends China Chip Collaboration with SICC Over Security Concerns

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Toshiba Unit Ends China Chip Collaboration with SICC Over Security Concerns

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Nikkei:TOSHIBA SCRAPS POWER SEMICONDUCTOR COOPERATION WITH CHINESE WAFER MAKER - NIKKEIA TOSHIBA SUBSIDIARY HAS WITHDRAWN FROM A RECENT TECHNICAL COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH A CHINESE WAFER SUPPLIER - NIKKEI

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Toshiba Scraps Power Semiconductor Cooperation With Chinese Wafer Maker, Nikkei Says

In Kawasaki, Japan, Toshiba has unveiled innovative dual-channel digital isolators with a speed of 150Mbps and an impressive 100kV/μs CMTI. These advanced isolators are designed to improve the reliability of data transmission in industrial machinery.

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Toshiba launches dual-channel digital isolators with 150Mbps speed and 100kV/μs CMTI, aiding stable data transmission in industrial equipment.

Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation plans to invest 55 billion yen (approximately ₹3,232 crore) by FY2027 to double its output capacity in Japan and India. This investment aims to enhance production in response to rising global electricity demand, particularly in T&D equipment. The company will modernize existing facilities and construct new ones, with a focus on meeting the growing needs in both countries. The initiative builds on a previous 20-billion-yen investment announced for FY2024-FY2026, reflecting Toshiba's commitment to ensuring a stable supply of T&D equipment.

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Toshiba plans ₹3,232 cr investment to double output in Japan and India

Toshiba to Invest 48 Billion Yen to Expand Power Equipment Output

Toshiba to Invest 48 Billion Yen to Expand Power Equipment Output

Toshiba has become the first in the storage industry to verify 12-disk stacking technology for high-capacity hard disk drives (HDDs), targeting a launch of 40TB-class HDDs by 2027. This technology, combined with Microwave-Assisted Magnetic Recording (MAMR), enhances durability and reliability, addressing the growing demand for data storage driven by cloud services and AI. Toshiba is also exploring the use of this technology with Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) for even higher capacities. The new technology will be showcased at the IDEMA Symposium in October 2025.

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Toshiba First in Industry to Verify 12-Disk Stacking Technology for Hard Drives

In Kawasaki, Japan, Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation has become the pioneer in the storage sector by successfully testing a 12-disk stacking technology for high-capacity HDDs. This achievement marks a significant advancement in the industry, showcasing Toshiba's innovation and commitment to pushing boundaries. This development allows for greater storage capacities in HDDs, catering to the increasing demands for storage solutions.

Toshiba achieves milestone in storage industry with 12-disk stacking for high-capacity HDDs in Kawasaki, Japan.

Accenture has partnered with Toshiba to develop sustainability services aimed at aiding clients in their green transformation efforts. The collaboration will focus on strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve carbon neutrality, particularly in high-emission industries. Accenture will leverage its expertise in circular-economy models and sustainable supply chain processes, with an initial emphasis on consulting services to help clients meet emission reduction targets.