Toshiba stories

Hisense will stream all FIFA Club World Cup 2025 matches free on its and Toshiba smart TVs via DAZN, enhancing global sports viewing with interactive features.

Toshiba NZ reports a significant drop in profit for the year, alongside a decrease in assets and revenue growth.

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.

TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams: Matt Tumminello, Product Marketing Manager for Dynabook ANZ, discusses the rebranding of Toshiba to Dynabook and more.

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.

A UN report reveals a surge in AI patents since 2013, suggesting a potential revolution across industries. IBM and Microsoft lead in filings.

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

Toshiba unveils a cutting-edge algorithm and hardware for deep learning, quadrupling energy efficiency while maintaining recognition accuracy.

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

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

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.

Dick Smith Holdings creditors have voted to place the failed business into liquidation in a last ditch effort to recoup some of their lost money.

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

Toshiba bolsters its SMB tech with a new range of versatile laptops, promising to enhance productivity at competitive costs.

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